Noise dampening materials (brush on)

wilamayb · Sep 11, 2011

I'm doing a diesel conversion in an old Ford pickup and was going to try to keep it from sounding like a pile of bolts rolling around in a tin can. I thought I would insulate the inner fenders, underside of the hood and fire wall with some roll on/brush on rubber insulating substance.

Anyone have any experience with such? Suggest a supplier or brand?

Anonymous-0 · Sep 11, 2011

Eastwood has just the ticket for noise suppresion,Sheets of a rubber like compound i think,sticky on one side and Aluminum foil faced on the other,it's made for automotive use to silence engine and road noise.google Eastwood .com
Not cheap in my opinion.

IA Roy · Sep 12, 2011

I heard once of layering tar paper and roofing tar on the inside of doors and other panels. That was a long time ago and I am sure that there are much better ways of doing it now.

If you don't mind me asking, where is the donor engine coming out of?

Noise dampening materials (brush on)

wilamayb

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IA Roy

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