BlackJacket

While removing the interior of my eg sedan, I noticed what looked to be factory sound deadening. It was flaking up pretty bad so I removed all of it. What can I replace them with and what the heck is the name so I can Google efficiently.

instrument

sound deadening material, I mean you just answered your own question...so...

you could use dynomat...or something equivalent...or if youre cheap spray that undercarriage stuff.

dirty19

iTrader: (1)

Be careful in spraying undercarrige stuff in there. you want stuff that actually adheres and doesnt crack or fall apart when stepped on.
I believe 3M makes a good one.

BlackJacket

Yea... lol.

I should have said is there a factory part # or can I replace it with something else.

Thanks for the help!

EsotericImage

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I could just inagine the small after spraying that stuff..

BlackJacket

Yea I think I'll stick to Dynamat or something similar.

TripleLude

Make all the grommets are in place before you put anything down. Nothing worse than getting water under there after adhering sound deadening materials.

jbpnoman

Dynamat is overpriced for what you get. There are plenty of better sound deadening options out there. Do some research.

purgat0ry

iTrader: (3)

Dynamat is on the same caliber as rockford fosgate stuff IMO, over priced, great marketed garbage.

3m is the way to go IMO, just be sure to do all of your research now.

TripleLude

3M Products have always been top-notch for me.

BlackJacket

The floor pan is looking great. Everything is where it should be and no rust! I'm going to give it some fresh paint and then cover it with some deadener of some sort. Seems 3M gets high praise so I'll check into that.