That looks mint. Love the colour / shine contrast
Step / Guide / dumping ground to Lining, Sound-Deadening and Insulating
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Take the panels down and apply carpet. Exactly the same as doing the side panels. Take your time, but it really is easy.
I didn't use carpet, too heavy and I made the mistake of using a thicker ply and it wouldn't bend and stay in place with the fixing, there are quite a lot of
different thinner materials to use and the cost varies a lot. there is so much on this sight, just watch and read as much as you can then choose. it is easier than you think but patience is a virtue.
different thinner materials to use and the cost varies a lot. there is so much on this sight, just watch and read as much as you can then choose. it is easier than you think but patience is a virtue.
What did you do in the end with your floor? I am wondering the best direction to take things with the standard kombi rubber flooring.
Ladies and Gents,
Any thoughts on advantage of fitting 2mm MLV on top of the factory kombi rubber flooring so the current flooring acts as a decoupler for the MLV
Or should I buy a Dodo Barrier Pro MLV and fit under the factory floor mat ?
The whole of the kombi floor and wheel arches and panels on my T6.1 kombi is already sound deadened with Dodo Hex inside and out. As well as duo liner on roof , doors and panels
Really trying to reduce the road noise as much as possible as I think this is the last thing I can do.
TIA
Thanks, I was looking at this in the early hours of the morning: Campervan Insulation Kit small van
Hi guys, we have a lwb T6 panel van and not planning on adding windows to rear (so a bit extra coverage needed).
We want to cover every surface with 6mm thermo liner. (planning to add wool insulation over the top to help with the hot climates we intend to visit.)
the large van kit includes 20sq.m and 9.4sq.m
Dodo DEADN Large Van Kit
2 x Dodo DEADN Hex 50SE Pack (9.4sq.m)
2 x Dodo Thermo Liner 10m Rolls (20sq.m)
Do you think this is about right quantity for 100% thermo liner and probably 50% deadn?
Edit: ordered now, so hopefully its good.
We want to cover every surface with 6mm thermo liner. (planning to add wool insulation over the top to help with the hot climates we intend to visit.)
the large van kit includes 20sq.m and 9.4sq.m
Dodo DEADN Large Van Kit
2 x Dodo DEADN Hex 50SE Pack (9.4sq.m)
2 x Dodo Thermo Liner 10m Rolls (20sq.m)
Do you think this is about right quantity for 100% thermo liner and probably 50% deadn?
Edit: ordered now, so hopefully its good.
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I would allow 2-3 hours per door. I did both doors and speaker change in a day.
Anyone got any knowledge of or experience using this or similar non-dodo products? It seems to be fundamentally the same as Dodo Mat Thermo Pro 10mm. Possible and important difference could be stickiness.
For the front doors it is more critical to stop things vibrating due to the speakers. I only fitted the Hex Deadening.
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