whats the cheepest and best boot soundproofing...
#2
Cheapest can't equal best, unfortunately. If it did, people would all use the same stuff.
My opinions on this stuff:
Best? Dynamat extreme IMHO.
Lightest? Scosche Accumat
Cheapest? Flashing tape from B&Q
Good compromise? Barrier Mat from Noisekiller.co.uk. I prefer it to standard dynamat, and to brown bread, and use it on my car unless I'm feeling flush and buy extreme
My opinions on this stuff:
Best? Dynamat extreme IMHO.
Lightest? Scosche Accumat
Cheapest? Flashing tape from B&Q
Good compromise? Barrier Mat from Noisekiller.co.uk. I prefer it to standard dynamat, and to brown bread, and use it on my car unless I'm feeling flush and buy extreme
#4
There's two types of sound deadening - adhesive stuff, that sticks to metal to cut down on transmitted noise and also deadens the panel itself to stop any resonances, and non-adhesive, which just cuts down noise by absorbing it.
Marley flashing tape is a tenner for a roll, but is a pain to work with and not IMHO wonderfully effective.
Dynamat Extreme? 25 quid a roll, which is about 4 square feet (!)
Dynamat? 15 quid a roll (4 sq ft)
Noisekiller Barrier mat - 30 quid for half a sheet or 55 for a sheet IIRC. Can't remember area, but it works out cheap.
Alternatively, Dynamat do specific kits or bulk packs too...
Cheers,
Nick.
Marley flashing tape is a tenner for a roll, but is a pain to work with and not IMHO wonderfully effective.
Dynamat Extreme? 25 quid a roll, which is about 4 square feet (!)
Dynamat? 15 quid a roll (4 sq ft)
Noisekiller Barrier mat - 30 quid for half a sheet or 55 for a sheet IIRC. Can't remember area, but it works out cheap.
Alternatively, Dynamat do specific kits or bulk packs too...
Cheers,
Nick.
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Originally Posted by sarasquares
what about carpet underlay?
Utter ****e hun, I heard similar through the grapevine and asked the nice carpet fitter over the road from me if he had an offcut. He did, I fitted it, the kids are still deaf !!
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found some stuff in B&Q today in the insulation section.it was very fluffy stuff with foil on the back of it, costs £40 and would do a whole room.
i havnt bought it yet, but i might use it to line the wheel well and to pack out the empty space of the boot lid etc. the spoiler vibrates like mad, still unsure what to use though, its prolly down to elimination of all the noises at the mo
i havnt bought it yet, but i might use it to line the wheel well and to pack out the empty space of the boot lid etc. the spoiler vibrates like mad, still unsure what to use though, its prolly down to elimination of all the noises at the mo
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It's not insulation that you want, it's roof flashing if you're going down that route!
I used the heavy mixed felt carpet underlay under my boot floor to cut down some of the noise from the scoobysport xorst. It worked a tad, but adhesive stuff was much more effective.
I used the heavy mixed felt carpet underlay under my boot floor to cut down some of the noise from the scoobysport xorst. It worked a tad, but adhesive stuff was much more effective.
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i looked at some stuff that looked like the flashing on my conservatory but it looked like it would make a sticky gooey mess everywhere, i remember what happened when i stuck my finger in the mastic on my rear light..it ended up everywhere this stuff looked the same
i am getting used to the vibrating a bit now
i am getting used to the vibrating a bit now
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wickes do a self adhesive non-sandy(if you know what i mean) roofing felt
really cheap and in double thickness as good as most sound deadeners which are basically similar. just leave it in the sun before woking with it cos itll be a lot more flexible
im pretty sure there was an old post in here which mentioned it
richie
really cheap and in double thickness as good as most sound deadeners which are basically similar. just leave it in the sun before woking with it cos itll be a lot more flexible
im pretty sure there was an old post in here which mentioned it
richie
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I ordered some noise killer stuff and it really expensive.
Some1 on here ordered the full sound kit for his P1 and told me its not worth the money so I only bought the stuff for the boot.
Some1 on here ordered the full sound kit for his P1 and told me its not worth the money so I only bought the stuff for the boot.
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I've just posted a reply in this post http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...35#post4507535
about the stuff I got from my local motor factors.......
Tetra-Pad.... 4 Sheets of 500mmX500mm for £13.50....
Has cut down road noise a noticable amount...
about the stuff I got from my local motor factors.......
Tetra-Pad.... 4 Sheets of 500mmX500mm for £13.50....
Has cut down road noise a noticable amount...
#20
If your looking to stop the spoiler from rattling using sound proofing then your pretty much nackered as nothing reliably sticks upside down and looks nice. Best bet would be to refit spioler i guess.
Buy the boot kit from noisekiller Steve is a good bloke he will sort you out, stuff sticks to bodywork behind the boot liner and spare wheel, then a foam type matt under the original one and you will be supprised how much better it sounds.
just my 2p worth.
Daz
Buy the boot kit from noisekiller Steve is a good bloke he will sort you out, stuff sticks to bodywork behind the boot liner and spare wheel, then a foam type matt under the original one and you will be supprised how much better it sounds.
just my 2p worth.
Daz
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im using hushmat (dunno how good it is compared to others).. but it def has made the sound much more solid. As for stopping ratttles! HA i wished!
if got false floor, sides and boot lid coverd in the stuff, used mastic to stop the spoiler rattling (not like im gonna change it) but didnt cure the rattle in the brake light. It has improved alot of noise at lower levels, but soon as u crank it up! its JOKE! no amount of squeezing, pressing generaly hugging the car will stop the damn thing sounding like a dustbin lid!
cough suggestions welcomed, but think im fighting a losing battle
if got false floor, sides and boot lid coverd in the stuff, used mastic to stop the spoiler rattling (not like im gonna change it) but didnt cure the rattle in the brake light. It has improved alot of noise at lower levels, but soon as u crank it up! its JOKE! no amount of squeezing, pressing generaly hugging the car will stop the damn thing sounding like a dustbin lid!
cough suggestions welcomed, but think im fighting a losing battle
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