Does anyone know if the 24" x 12" sound deadening pads fitted inside early car door skins are still available?
It was a sheet of tar like stuff covered in small holes/ indentations.
sound deadening pads, door skins.
#1 sound deadening pads, door skins.
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#2 Re: sound deadening pads, door skins.
Yes it is.
From your local motorfactor in white boxes.
I use loads.
Comes in 2 sizes, strips or squares.
It is self adhesive and bends very nicely using a heat gun.
Cuts with scissors. great stuff.
Is is quite heavy too, for dampening.
And its cheap.
From your local motorfactor in white boxes.
I use loads.
Comes in 2 sizes, strips or squares.
It is self adhesive and bends very nicely using a heat gun.
Cuts with scissors. great stuff.
Is is quite heavy too, for dampening.
And its cheap.
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#3 Re: sound deadening pads, door skins.
I've not seen the original perforated bitumen stuff but I haven't looked too hard.
We use Dynamat, or any of the cheaper knockoffs.
For the doors I usually spray a coat of contact adhesive onto the door skin first as otherwise it can peel down with a combination of heat, vibration and time.
We use Dynamat, or any of the cheaper knockoffs.
For the doors I usually spray a coat of contact adhesive onto the door skin first as otherwise it can peel down with a combination of heat, vibration and time.
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