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Post by kevlar on Apr 14, 2021 21:32:16 GMT -6
Just wondering what others use when adding sound proofing to your equipment? Dad just bought a side by side, and he finds it noisy, I don't find it too bad, but have only drove it a couple miles. Have been looking at a few different kinds, seems to be a lot of different kinds available. I used to get some from a local plumber, but he retired a few years ago, his was ok but had no adhesive and was hard to work with. Would like something good for the side x side and equipment, but maybe thicker stuff would be better for equipment? I see some is pretty thin now but have good reviews so must work good. I would think thicker would be better but would be too bulky for the side x side.
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Post by Beerwiser on Apr 14, 2021 22:48:34 GMT -6
I used to use dynamat years ago when I was big into car audio stuff. It is thin, but unbelievably sound deading and it has a adhesive backing.
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Post by lanwickum on Apr 14, 2021 23:09:32 GMT -6
I have used some dynamat, spray on stuff that looked like undercoating, and a lead lined foam type stuff in a tractor. We used to use that lead lined foam stuff in mining equipment. It worked good. Boom spray or something was the name of the spray stuff that came in a can. I used where I couldn't get anything else. Or on outside tin.
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Post by lanwickum on Apr 14, 2021 23:10:30 GMT -6
That dynamat has a foil coating to it. That also helps keep mice out  |
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Post by kevlar on Apr 15, 2021 7:11:28 GMT -6
I noticed that Dynamat kept getting good reviews on all the sites, just seems so thin it's hard to believe it would work well but it must. I think I will give it a shot.
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