Best budget sound deadening material

[Longroof79]

I've used a product called Bonded Logic. It comes on a roll and is made up of shredded denim with a foil backing. I did the entire inside of the car...roof, floors, cargo area, etc. It was fairly cheap and is a good sound deadener/ insulator. I purchased it from JC Whitney some years back. I don't know if they still carry it or not. Home Depot was another source if I recall..
At the time, it was recommended to me by a fellow member and was not disappointed.

 

[86LK]

I've used a product called Bonded Logic. It comes on a roll and is made up of shredded denim with a foil backing. I did the entire inside of the car...roof, floors, cargo area, etc. It was fairly cheap and is a good sound deadener/ insulator. I purchased it from JC Whitney some years back. I don't know if they still carry it or not. Home Depot was another source if I recall..
At the time, it was recommended to me by a fellow member and was not disappointed.

Home « Bonded Logic

Acoustical Material

www.bondedlogic.com

I'm wondering how well it does as a noise deadener, NVH (noise, vibration, harness) reducer, and heat reflector with the aluminum foil

 

[Longroof79]

Home « Bonded Logic

Acoustical Material

www.bondedlogic.com

I'm wondering how well it does as a noise deadener, NVH (noise, vibration, harness) reducer, and heat reflector with the aluminum foil

I can honestly say, the car is a lot quieter than it was. It's a pretty significant difference.

 

[Ugly1]

The only other thing to remember is make sure you are all done with welding and such before you use it!

 

[houston_t]

I have used noico fatmat and killmat before all seem to work about the same. Works best with foam over the top of the mat, think I used one from noico

 

[xylorex]

Has anyone ever tried the lizardskin spray-on product? I've kinda been eyeballing it for a long time now

 

[houston_t]

Used to hear it get talked about often some years back but not so much lately. Probably has to do with the application process, not the most DIY user friendly of them all. If you have the means to apply it prob works just as good as anything else at the end of the day.

 

[Ugly1]

Has anyone ever tried the lizardskin spray-on product? I've kinda been eyeballing it for a long time now

Been told some guys use the spray in bed-liner stuff.