Sound Insulation advice

[ChrisM]

What does the hive recommend for sound insulation these days? I was going to go for the brown fluffy stuff. I would like to put a pad up onto the roof skin for good measure as well.

Cheers - Chris.

[abs]

Dynamat is the stuff to use these days or if your as tight as me rubberised cork does a good job on the door skins and roof panel.
Stay away from the brown fluffy stuff as its a excellent way to hold condensation moisture which is why the corners of the roof can rot.

[skorstensfejeren]

I used some correct Sound insulation for cars. It was a pleasure
Working with, and all parts fitted perfect after that.

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[ChrisM]

Ah - there's the man Your build is my reference thread while I put my car together.

Looks good, and Dynamat while excellent at its job is very heavy. I think I would like to go with the old fluffy stuff - it will give somebody something to moan about when my shell rots out again in 20 years time.

Can you tell me where you got your insulation from?

Cheers - Chris.

[snoopy64]

Hi

The cellular yacht sound proofing foam is very good and won't hold moisture

[ChrisM]

Nope - tried cellularyachtsoundproofingfoam.co.uk and didn't get a hit....

[smithyrc30]

Try these:
http://www.aixfoam.com/technical-acoust ... and-yachts

http://www.acoustiblok.com/marine.php

[skorstensfejeren]

[quote="ChrisM"]Ah - there's the man Your build is my reference thread while I put my car together.

Looks good, and Dynamat while excellent at its job is very heavy. I think I would like to go with the old fluffy stuff - it will give somebody something to moan about when my shell rots out again in 20 years time.

Can you tell me where you got your insulation from?

Cheers - Chris.[/

Hi Chris....

Youre welcome mate...

I bought it from a guy that works with thats job every day. You know design chairs and stuff.
If you cant find it on the web, let me know.
I can contact Them and buy some more for you.

Alm the Best Rene