SandoStang
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Thanks! I ended up finding some really good reading material on the subject.Here’s the steps I took:
Buy quality sound deadener that has three layers, sticky, aluminum, and butyl rubber. I used Soundskins and Sound Shield, they’re the same design.
Buy a good roller, it’ll help you set the glue on the backing.
Buy a good pair of shop scissors.
Order some clear transfer tape, you can get it in one foot wide by 30 foot rolls. This can be laid out on your doors and then trace the outline on it with a sharpie. Cut out the shape and transfer to the sound deadener and cut that out. You’ll have perfect fitment.
And lastly, remove all the panels before you begin. It’ll save you time if you tackle the entire trunk at once vs section by section. It’s not a quick process so plan for at least a full weekend of 10 hour days to do the entire interior.
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