sounds good to me.
you know if im painting a bare shell inside should i put this down and paint over it or just put it ontop of the freshly painted steel?
rob
Sound Deadening
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Posted 13 October 2004 - 10:27 PM
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Dan
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Posted 13 October 2004 - 11:07 PM
Paint bare steel first, but if the shell already has sealed primer (like BMH shells) you can stick it straight on that.
Hey Guessworks, buy it at Big 'n Quick and then tell them it's cheaper at Homebase. They give you more back than the difference!
Hey Guessworks, buy it at Big 'n Quick and then tell them it's cheaper at Homebase. They give you more back than the difference!
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Posted 22 October 2004 - 10:40 AM
Not that I wish to get pedantic being a newbie and all!...but...
Proper sound deadening such as Dynamat Extreme,is an elastomeric butyl which actually transfers vibration into heat. Items such as flashing tape merely add mass to a panel,reducing its resonance.
Flashint tape if you're on a budget but Dynamat and ex are non comparible.I've used both and in a mini...if you have silly amounts of money,lining the floorpan transforms the car totally.
Proper sound deadening such as Dynamat Extreme,is an elastomeric butyl which actually transfers vibration into heat. Items such as flashing tape merely add mass to a panel,reducing its resonance.
Flashint tape if you're on a budget but Dynamat and ex are non comparible.I've used both and in a mini...if you have silly amounts of money,lining the floorpan transforms the car totally.
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