http://www.classicvwbugs.com In this short Video I show you how to install some sound insulation to really quiet your bug when you are on the road, and do it…
Classic VW Beetle Bug How to Sound Deadening Insulation Tip
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Took your advice and my 66 1300 sedan is nice and quiet now. Thanks Chris!
Sir been a couple of yrs how’s the quick roof holding up.thks
Awesome tip, thanks, definitely doing this.
Great Chris… Thanks
Great tip, Chris. You just saved me £100s as I was about to order a load
of the expensive stuff. This stuff is available over this side of the
pond. I will get some at the weekend 🙂
http://www.diy.com/nav/build/building-materials/roofing/flashing_tapes/Evo-Stik-Flashband-Grey-10m-225mm-10517612?skuId=11008320
Yo Chris, it’s been 5 years since this video; got any input about the smell?
@brighteyefilms hoe much for 5rolls of quick roof tnx
Cant seem to find it anywhere
Hey chris , I’m doing the whole inside and in the luggage area I’m down to
Barr metal there are some rust spots not to bad some are a lilttle pivided
. What do you recommend clean it up and Por 15 it . Or clean it down and
have my paint guy paint it ? Or can I por 15 then paint over it?
@brighteyefilms The rattling from the Engine
Is that carpeting matering that you acquired retain moisture?
@brighteyefilms how much for the quick roof?
great video 😀 keep it up bro
How did it work for you? I need to know because i’m going to sound deaden
my 04 sport trac XLS
anyone do this yet??
Thanks Chris. Used the same stuff today to insulate my car. Has the silver
backing etc. but it goes by a different name. Now I need to do the carpet
padding. What type adhesive do you use for that? Spray on?
Chris, can I use the Quick Roof under the hood of my car? Do you think the
engine will get to hot? Thanks.
You are the best Chris!!!!! I love your videos.
damn!, thats better then Dyna mat. That stuff cost alot!.
Nice.
Holy crap thank you thank you thank you for this info. This sparks a
revolution in my mind. One quick question: What kind of adhesive would you
suggest using to stick the carpet backing to the top of the Quick Roof? Oh,
and do you think adding two layers of Quick Roof instead of one would make
a noticeable in sound deadening, since it’s so cheap? Thanks so much for
this tutorial, keep up the great work!
Thanks for the great vid!
@brighteyefilms how many for the whole interior?… excluding the roof…
Thanks so much for this video… you probably saved me a ton of money… I
have a full size Blazer and that audio enthusiast stuff would have wiped me
out!
Yes 3M 90
this is the smartest thing i’ve ever heard say about anythin! genius!!!
I used Quick Roof on my truck 2 years ago. The only thing I’d recommend is
to put some aluminum tape on each joint. It will help by not letting your
carpet stick to the exposed edges of the Quick Roof. The tape will also
ensure any smell will not come through. I have had no smell issues in 2
years of having it installed in the heat and humidity of AL. It’s awesome!
With only the back of the car, same way as in the video, u think is enough?
So can it be double layer and how noticeable is the smell
@brighteyefilms ah ok and do i do the trunk floor and the wheel well and
the wheel arches?
Thanks a lot for the tips, they’re great.
put this everywhere but the roof of my 69 bug and it worked great! Thanks
for the great tip. p.s. if anyone is planning on using this on their car,
do it! cheap and effective…
thx for the tip .. i own a 1995 VW bug i will do that .. great video
LMAO!
Hi Cris, and do you think with double layer of quickroof get better?
quick questions involving the exhuast. since these are air-cooled, would
header wrap be a wise choice to keep heat out?
Thank you Chris, now i know what i going to do with floor and walls on my
18 wheeler, and hope it will work
thats idiotic of you to say since ANY care can get an exhaust leak and
airbags can become faulty.
thanx! i appreciate all the great advice!
do u suggest putting that on the floor pans?
What are they used for or to ask for