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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Pt Lincoln far side South Oz
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Putting this here, hopefully more traffic + responses.
Planning is underway using 'carbuilders' Oz company excellent service to sound deaden the new ute. With utes they have a big boxy chassis and I wonder how much noise reverberate through this and if sound deadening would help...even a little. My thought is spray the complete inside with fisholine rust inhibitor type product and then leave to dry a couple of days then fill with expanding foam using all the holes to get foam in. When finished clean up overfil and plug holes with rubber grommets. Your thoughts please. What have I overlooked.
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Sound deadening.
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