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Hey guys:
Thanks for answering my earlier post regarding spray on sound deadening. I am not to keen on the Lizard Skin, I think that stuff would do better in the bed of a truck. Here is a little history so you can see what I am trying to accomplish:
I installed a blue printed and balanced 402 engine putting out 500 horse power. During the engine rebuild I installed large tube ceramic coated headers and a 2 ½ in exhaust system with 50 series Flowmaster mufflers. Although I ultimately got the performance I was looking for, the noise coming inside the car is more than I want and I am looking for a method of quieting things down inside the car so I can cruise along and enjoy the stereo without having to crank up the volume.
I have removed everything from the interior of the car in preparation for getting the car painted; essentially the body is a shell on the rolling chassis. Once the car is painted I will start reinstalling the dash, windows. and the rest of interior.
I had originally intended to lay Dynamat on the floors and have Dynamat sprayed in the doors and roof however, the only guy I can find wants a ton of money to spray the Dynamat. Do you guys have any alternatives to the spray on Dynamat for the doors and roof, my paint guy said if I came up with something he would take care it when he paints the car. What have some of you guys used?
Thanks DBH
Thanks for answering my earlier post regarding spray on sound deadening. I am not to keen on the Lizard Skin, I think that stuff would do better in the bed of a truck. Here is a little history so you can see what I am trying to accomplish:
I installed a blue printed and balanced 402 engine putting out 500 horse power. During the engine rebuild I installed large tube ceramic coated headers and a 2 ½ in exhaust system with 50 series Flowmaster mufflers. Although I ultimately got the performance I was looking for, the noise coming inside the car is more than I want and I am looking for a method of quieting things down inside the car so I can cruise along and enjoy the stereo without having to crank up the volume.
I have removed everything from the interior of the car in preparation for getting the car painted; essentially the body is a shell on the rolling chassis. Once the car is painted I will start reinstalling the dash, windows. and the rest of interior.
I had originally intended to lay Dynamat on the floors and have Dynamat sprayed in the doors and roof however, the only guy I can find wants a ton of money to spray the Dynamat. Do you guys have any alternatives to the spray on Dynamat for the doors and roof, my paint guy said if I came up with something he would take care it when he paints the car. What have some of you guys used?
Thanks DBH