soundproofing UNDER bedliner.
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soundproofing UNDER bedliner.
I want to put a roll in bed liner as an interior for my truck, so all I have to do is hose it out. I want to put some sort of sound deadening material UNDER the bediner, anyone have any info or experiences for me?
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the bedliner stuff is pretty sound deadning. the thicker you put it on the more it drowns out. as for something under it i dunno what you could put under it. you could use dyna mat then lay in a vinyl floor that you can also hose out.
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I don't think that you could out anything down that the bedliner would addhear to, unless you sanded then primed it and slathered the bedliner in.I might be wrong but I cant think of anything.
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when i redid the floors in my 80 f150 i covered the new ones, in tar, let it dry then put down the deadening mat and then a vinyl mat. it's been great and i can still hose out my truck with out any concequences. the tar alone did deaden sound considerably but the mat and insulator did the most. the mat was cheap too, i think around 200 bucks or something. i can't remember. alziemers at 19!!!
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Well, the other reason I wanted to insulate it is because of the heat. I live in the desert, and thats where I go out 4x4ing, and it makes the floors ownright WARM.
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ok, I think I have an idea....
Putting down the ruberized mats that I have seen, and then covering them with JB weld, rougghing the JB weld up and applying the bedliner.....
Putting down the ruberized mats that I have seen, and then covering them with JB weld, rougghing the JB weld up and applying the bedliner.....
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the rubber mats are soo thick that there is no reason to put down underbody coating or bed liner. The one on my truck I got from www.JCWhitney.com and it's 3/16" thick. I had a hard time even cutting it to fit. It was fitted for my truck, but was a little wide so i had trim it that's all. Just do that. Believe me it's worth the money.
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underbody coating?
I'm looking at having the roll on liner (I'm thinking Herculiner) on top of what ever kind of insulation I get.
I don't want any seams for water to get down. and I am going to do the entire bottom half of the truck (bronco II)
I'm looking at having the roll on liner (I'm thinking Herculiner) on top of what ever kind of insulation I get.
I don't want any seams for water to get down. and I am going to do the entire bottom half of the truck (bronco II)
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hey man do whatever you want, but i definately think that if you want heat and sound insulation a rubber mat that is fitted for your truck (bronco) would be the way to go. I don't know of any other kind of insulation you could use that you could roll bed liner onto. oh btw i used herculiner to rockproof the underbody and rockers on my truck as well as wheel wells etc... it stuck to bondo and fiberglass. Thought that little bit might help you. The Herculiner doesn't go as far as you might think. my brother did 3 coats of it on his truck bed (96 ranger long box) and it took 2 1/2 gallons. that's pretty expensive. the cracks will be the most expensive to fill. like i said, do what you want but you have to make comprimises between noise and heat deadening and hosability (i guess that's what you would call it.)
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That's what I wanted to know, if it stuck to bondo I'm sure it will stick to JB weld.
I know this is going to be expensive to get it just the way I want it, but I think it will be worth it.
I know this is going to be expensive to get it just the way I want it, but I think it will be worth it.
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The thought crossed my mind.
I will either do that, or when I put the mats (or possibly some of the foiled foam stuff) I will use some tape to seal all the seams up really well.
OR I could use the cheap spray paint type of bedliner stuff for under the mats, with the herculiner on top of the mats...
I will either do that, or when I put the mats (or possibly some of the foiled foam stuff) I will use some tape to seal all the seams up really well.
OR I could use the cheap spray paint type of bedliner stuff for under the mats, with the herculiner on top of the mats...