Sound Deadening for cars and SUVs.

**roydok** · February 21st, 2003 11:44 PM

I have read in another forum na mayroon pong sound deadening materials na kinakabit sa mga vehicles. Effective po ba ito in reducing road noise and engine noise/vibrations especially sa diesel vehicles?

Thanks.

**woodfire** · February 23rd, 2003 05:23 PM

i have a friend who brought in a lot of specialty sound insulation materials from Germany. the insulation material comes in two types/phases, the first is the anti-vibration material for the flooring, door panels, firewall, and ceiling. the next came the specially formulated foam to be installed after the anti-vibration is installed. both these materials are self-adhesive.

i installed them in my tonka pajero (DIY) and instantly improved the sound insulation of my ride. all-in-all, i spent about Php 4,300 for the pajero.

for me, the best sound insulation system is the one installed in BMW cars or any other german-made car for that matter. my e36 320i has at least 4-layers of sound deadeners plus the rubber and felt lining along the doors.

**chieffy** · February 23rd, 2003 05:58 PM

sir woodfire, 'san po yung shop niya???

**Radical!** · November 23rd, 2007 11:13 AM

Originally Posted by chieffy

sir woodfire, 'san po yung shop niya???

Yes, I'm interested to know where I can avail of this service. TIA

**edtf** · April 4th, 2011 10:28 PM

any updates dito I too was thinking of installing some sound deadening on the floor board of my ride.

**roydok** · February 23rd, 2003 09:54 PM

Oo nga po sir woodfire saan po ito? I'm interested in it.

**wildthing** · February 23rd, 2003 10:11 PM

DIY option, the kotse audio club group recommends the use of 3M Flashband (available on ACE Hardware or similar shops) the 3" width type (10 Meters length) as cheaper (P600+ ang ganitong roll) alternative to the dynamat or other branded soundeadener.....depende sa application mo kung ilang rolls ang magagamit mo.

But IF i understand woodfire correctly....he mentioned that at P4,300 e buong Pajero (floor, doors, firewall etc) ang nalagayan....e palagay ko po mas mura yung option niya kesa dun sa Flashband.

my 2 cents.

**woodfire** · February 23rd, 2003 10:43 PM

i bought the materials from him and installed the materials myself with the help of my driver. the materials were made in germany.

i basically took out all the seats, carpets, and sidings of my paj and istalled the materials. it took me two days to finish coz its difficult to dismantle the second row seats and the sidings.

**woodfire** · February 23rd, 2003 10:50 PM

you can also try installing dynamats to deaden sound and reduce vibration. you can also use flash bands (normally used in galvanized gutters) as what was suggested here. both work by reducing the vibration of the metal and thus deaden the sound.

glennster of the dieselclub has previously suggested and i guess installed flashbands (which can be bought in mall hardwares) for the audio group.

the materials i used was manufactured by WURTH of Germany. i do not know if these are being sold commercially here. my friend imported them coz he is into car restoration (benz and bimmers).