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Hi 
Just wanted to ask you guys. Once you remove the carpet and clean the old insulation. Do you put Sound Deadener on, ( Dynamat etc) and then put acoustic liner / carpet insulation and then the carpet?

What works that you guys have seen / experienced

thank you
Ash

 

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I did some research on this a while back. Dynamat, kilmat, or any type of rubber deadener is only meant to prevent vibrations. It can be used as a sound proofer but theoretically, it wont prevent sound transmission. So you want the first layer with dynamat, then another foam type insulation on top of that to provide the best sound isolation. 

6 hours ago, kevboost7 said:

I did some research on this a while back. Dynamat, kilmat, or any type of rubber deadener is only meant to prevent vibrations. It can be used as a sound proofer but theoretically, it wont prevent sound transmission. So you want the first layer with dynamat, then another foam type insulation on top of that to provide the best sound isolation. 

I've used commercial underlay from this joint, yes it is used, but, you can get big offcut that are as new, and cheap

The 10-15 mm commercial stuff is fairly firm and perfect for under the carpet in a car

https://www.carpetrecyclers.com.au/

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