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Anderzander

Member Since: 08 Feb 2011
Location: Lancashire
Posts: 999

Fitting sound proofing

Bit of a basic question ......

I've some sound proofing in the post - a bulk pack of the butyl foil stuff and a closed cell foam layer to go on top - all in it's going to be around 8mm thick.

So I'm wondering a few things ....

Will it be possible the put that thickness om the inside faces of rear tub / wheel boxes and still fit the rubber load liner ?

What do folk do around the rear speaker / wire covers .... If I remove them and go right into the corner I wouldn't expect the trim to fit anymore ? Do you go into the corner but leave the fitting surface alone ?

What about forward facing rear seats - do they bolt through that thickness ok ? It does it look pinched / compressed as the sound proofing is squeezed down ?

Any practical tips for getting a good finish would be much appreciated !

12th Mar 2015 9:33pm

Anderzander

Member Since: 08 Feb 2011
Location: Lancashire
Posts: 999

Sorry for the spelling mistakes .... No edit function on the mobile site.

12th Mar 2015 9:34pm

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