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Sound deading pads

v240gltse · 2013-01-28 20:06:18

hi all looking to put some sound proofing insulation on the inside of the boot lid and was wondering if anyone knows a place that sells it in the dublin /kildare area ? . I would need very much tia brendan

28-01-2013 8:06pm

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v240gltse

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hi all

looking to put some sound proofing insulation on the inside of the boot lid and was wondering if anyone knows a place that sells it in the dublin /kildare area ? . I would need very much

tia

brendan

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#2 28-01-2013 8:12pm

MAJJ

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I would say the screams and banging would still be heard:-)

Sorry couldn't help myself and don't have an answer to your question

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#3 28-01-2013 8:18pm

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Someone put up something in the 'today I done something to my car' thread recently.

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#4 28-01-2013 8:23pm

v240gltse

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@majj true true but sure all i can do is try ha ha

@ ronnie i will have a look there

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#5 28-01-2013 8:41pm

Ronnie Beck

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056307853&page=538

Bottom of the page. JJJNR never replied to where he got it. It looks like good stuff though.

In a fully sound proofed room 50% of the noise can escape through a 1 inch wide hole.

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#6 30-01-2013 12:08pm

eg6 vtec

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sound proof/deadening pads can be got in most motor factors, there are a few different types

I work in the crash repair trade and i use it all the time, the stuff i get has to be applied with a heat gun as its almost like a sheet of tar and needs heat to work it into place

If you want a roll on type like the lads use when sound proofing for big speakers then Dyna mat is what you want

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#7 30-01-2013 11:41pm

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The Stp Ak10 stuff I got was from adverts, seller is called audio gear, between the low noise all weather tyres, the engine being terracleaned and this I've knocked a good bit off the noise levels.

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#8 01-02-2013 12:08am

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Silent coat.Gets good reports
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/silent-coat-mat-bulk-pack.html

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