Sound dampening install (1 Viewer)

[ax0n]

Noico butyl/foil against outer skin, then Second Skin Melamine (Megazorb Pro), and patchwork Noico on the door under the door card.

YouTube link for sound

 

[BurntToast]

I did similar but used Second Skin MLV on the floor. I didn’t see the melamine when I bought mine.

Nice products, hopefully when I get mine running it sounds better

 

[ax0n]

I used their MLV on the floor. The one that’s bonded to the closed cell foam - it’s about 1/4 inch thick. Feels like a yoga mat on one side and a wetsuit (sort of) on the other. Waiting for a set of @dnp ’s carpets to finish it up. If I hadn’t gotten several boxes of Noico for free I would have used their butyl product too. Supposed to be pretty good.

The carpets come with a jute mat for the back but I don’t think I will use it. Seems like it will just hold any moisture and with the butyl and MLV it seems thick enough already.

 

[sschruff]

@ax0n Nice work, man. . .it'll be a drastic change when you get her all buttoned up.

 

[ax0n]

@ax0n Nice work, man. . .it'll be a drastic change when you get her all buttoned up.

thanks @sschruff
It has been good therapy, and now that the end of this step is in sight I am getting pretty stoked to experience the outcome.

 

[cruiserpilot]

I used their MLV on the floor. The one that’s bonded to the closed cell foam - it’s about 1/4 inch thick. Feels like a yoga mat on one side and a wetsuit (sort of) on the other. Waiting for a set of @dnp ’s carpets to finish it up. If I hadn’t gotten several boxes of Noico for free I would have used their butyl product too. Supposed to be pretty good.

The carpets come with a jute mat for the back but I don’t think I will use it. Seems like it will just hold any moisture and with the butyl and MLV it seems thick enough already.

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I used the Noico as well as the second layer. As far as the jute underlay on the carpet I think I removed some in spots as it’s just too thick. The carpet is designed for regular floor and the Noico takes up space.