Sound deadener?

[Rox Crusher]

What sound deadener is everyone using ?

Wanting to line interior of my doors and rear quarters.

Dynamat is very expensive so I'm hoping there is another brand / solution ?

 

[Galt72]

I used a combo of dynamat and this stuff Noico listed below. It's at least has butyl in it and no smell of asphalt. Dynamat is a nicer product but for doors and rear quarters this stuff works really well. It might even stick better than DM. 1 package of 36 sq ft. should easily cover what your after.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00URUIKAK?keywords=noico 80 mil&qid=1457015534&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1

 

[smokinjoe]

I used the Eastwood knockoff of Dynamat. No long term results but it looks and felt about the same.

 

[Rox Crusher]

Thanks guys

 

[SoCal68Bronco]

I used the Eastwood knockoff of Dynamat. No long term results but it looks and felt about the same.

Here too. Works great. Much cheaper than the Dynamat.

 

[doghows72]

I have an acquaintance of mine that basically told me the Eastwood brand is made by dynamat for them. It's just a bit thicker than the dynamat and its stickier. I've used it in my hot rod now for three years and holding up great.

 

[smokinjoe]

The Eastwood kit I got had a wooden roller, I as usual, went overboard and rolled the s*** outta it and used actual foil duct tape from the hardware stores for the seams.

 

[WorkerBee]

I'll second the Noico product from Amazon. I've never used the "name brand" product but was very happy with this stuff. No smell and easy to install. I applied two layers then used foil tape on the seams. Made a world of difference considering I only covered the wheel wells, front floors, and seat areas.

 

[70_Steve]

Thread Hijack!

OK WorkerBee, I'll bite. What is it?

 

[Ethansdad73]

Bequiet is good as well

 

[smokinjoe]

I'll second the Noico product from Amazon. I've never used the "name brand" product but was very happy with this stuff. No smell and easy to install. I applied two layers then used foil tape on the seams. Made a world of difference considering I only covered the wheel wells, front floors, and seat areas.

While I don't know the name/brand I'm familiar w/ that style material and it IS effective stuff.

Yeah man, gotta tell us about the trap door

 

[lmelmed]

For those of you that have done the sound deadening, did it make a significant difference in reducing road noise?

Also curious if anyone has experience using the dynapad and just laying it down under carpet (on the horizontal surfaces) or using a light spray? My truck is stock and mostly original, so I am nervous about how difficult it will be to remove all of the sticky deadening adhesive down the road should I choose to do a full repaint.

http://www.dynamat.com/brands/dynapad/

 

[SoCal68Bronco]

Also, For everyone that has used the Eastwood sound deadening. Have any of you experienced this stuff oozing out through all the cracks and bolt holes?

 

[WorkerBee]

OK WorkerBee, I'll bite. What is it?

Darn. You weren't supposed to see that. I guess that's what I get for attaching pics too fast. When I replaced the driver side floor and removed my side fuel tank I had to come up with something to fill the void and make the floor stronger at the same time.

It's just a storage box, hidden underneath the floor mat if you desire.

As it turns out I believe it may be illegal to have a hidden compartment, so I removed it of course .

I have access to endless stainless steel so why not?

 

[duffymahoney]

How many sqft would you guess is needed, for the firewall, rear panels and inside the doors?

 

[lonesouth]

I used peel-n-seal from home depot.

http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=218723

 

[smokinjoe]

As it turns out I believe it may be illegal to have a hidden compartment, so I removed it of course .

It ended up in the lake w/ I forgot who's guns on here? ;D Interestingly I was just reading into some of the laws re: hidden compartments as I had not heard that before and well I'm a nerd paralegal ;D Very interesting indeed.

SoCal - No oozing for me in the South Texas heat on my Eastwood liner. I saw those reviews too and was a little concerned but allegedly that was an old formula, only time will tell I suppose. A while back I used the thermal radiant barrier stuff in my Stang (the foil bubble wrap looking stuff), but if I had it to do over again (and I probably will eventually) I'll use Eastwood's stuff on my Stang as well.

 

[omureebe]

Mass Loaded Vinyl.... That's whats used for sound deadening.

 

[Rox Crusher]

I used peel-n-seal from home depot.

http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=218723

I used this as is insulation under the carpet.

I think the asphalt stuff works better for sound deadening ?

Opinions ?

 

[lonesouth]

can't speak to the asphalt, but two layers of this stuff worked as well as 1 layer of dynamat extreme, which is a butyl rubber product.