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I'm thinking about using some sound proofing material such as the stuff they sell at jaycar under my carpet/trans tunnel but not keen about using adhesive. Will it still be effective if I just fix it with some 2 sided? cheers

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Cool, i'll give it  a go then. wasn't sure about the airgap thing. I thought the airgap might result in it being ineffective. The jaycar stuff is cheap anyway compared to dynamat.

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I think that much of the effect of mat sound-proofing is that it stops the panel from 'drumming' or vibrating.  I believe that this is achieved by sticking to the panel.  As long as the panel is prevented from flexing, even a tiny 1mm movement will cause noise - (just look at how much noise you can get from a small speaker that will only oscolate a couple of mm?) - then you should be OK.

 

Why aren't you keen to use adhesive?  Are you planning on lifting it often?  Personally, I would glue it down.

 

m2c - MaygZ

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Why aren't you keen to use adhesive?  Are you planning on lifting it often?  Personally, I would glue it down.

 

m2c - MaygZ

Not confident of my handyman skills-scared to screw it up.

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It's sound proofing!  It goes behind dash, under carpets and other trim?  If you make a mistake or it folds on you, cut that section out and put in another section.  Just take your time, work methodically - you'll be fine.

 

Once you've done the floors and firewall, use of cuts to do the inside of the doors!  It will cut down a lot of drumming.

 

Don't forget, though, it will reduce the sound of your webers and straight through exhaust!!

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