Mo Dynamat questions

[kjanracing]

Thanks for the responses to my Dynamat posting. I bought a bulk pack of the stuff. I couldn't fine Quick Roof, but did find Peel and Seal. My reasoning was that if I'm going to pull the door panels and do inner and outer skins, I,ll just buy the good stuff that I know will work. Looks like I'll be able to "mat" a lot more than the doors. I'm thinking of pulling the seats and center console and doing the floors and firewall area, and the rear cargo area. Question is I thought I saw pictures of the floor covered in Dynamat in a posting somewhere. Can someone get me there? Any tips on doing the floor, or any other area you've done? Thanks!

[firsthonda]

Originally Posted by kjanracing

Thanks for the responses to my Dynamat posting. I bought a bulk pack of the stuff. I couldn't fine Quick Roof, but did find Peel and Seal. My reasoning was that if I'm going to pull the door panels and do inner and outer skins, I,ll just buy the good stuff that I know will work. Looks like I'll be able to "mat" a lot more than the doors. I'm thinking of pulling the seats and center console and doing the floors and firewall area, and the rear cargo area. Question is I thought I saw pictures of the floor covered in Dynamat in a posting somewhere. Can someone get me there? Any tips on doing the floor, or any other area you've done? Thanks!

You could have gotten the Quick Roof from ebay or Amazon. It really is the SAME thing with the same adhesion and results.

The floor is going to be work and getting the carpet back taut is usually a PITA. If I were you, I'd just line the doors and the inside of the fender liners. That's where the mass majority of the road noise comes from. If you still have your Dunlops, get rid of them and get a nice touring tire to gut down on 80% of tire(road) noise.

[nursemike]

+2 on the getting rid of the Dunlops. New tires helped more than adding insulation did.