Quick question. I ordered a carpet kit and it came with sound deadener (looks like tar shingles). I also have material like DynoMax to install for added noise / heat protection.

In what order should I install these? Obviously the carpet is last:D

I'm thinking sound deadener (looks like tar shingles) first then the dynoMax and carpet. Or, maybe it just doesn't matter?

Your opinions are very much appreciated?

Thanks
Tod :beers:

Quick question. I ordered a carpet kit and it came with sound deadener (looks like tar shingles). I also have material like DynoMax to install for added noise / heat protection.

In what order should I install these? Obviously the carpet is last:D

I'm thinking sound deadener (looks like tar shingles) first then the dynoMax and carpet. Or, maybe it just doesn't matter?

Your opinions are very much appreciated?

Thanks
Tod :beers:
like you thought earlier 1.deadener, 2.dynoMax, 3.carpet:yes:

like you thought earlier 1.deadener, 2.dynoMax, 3.carpet:yes:

Thank you:beers:

The dynomax sound deadener that I got said to stick it straight to the steel ( floor, roof, door, ect.). Something about absorbing the vibration of the steel. I got rid of the shingle stuff.

I would agree. Layers help - BUT you don't probably need THAT much help unless the rest of the car is dead quiet. I found the layers of rubberized foil work great when they stick to the floor pan directly. MAYBE the shingles would somehow level-out the contours from the rubberized foil sticking to the floor pans...

Otherwise
1 - Dynomax
2 - Carpet

That "Tar Paper" keeps out the moisture and away from the dynomax and carpet so you don't get that muskie smell after a few years.

Thanks to all!:beers: I went ahead and installed the "tar-paper" stuff that came with the carpet kit. Its looking great!

Thanks
Tod