Has anyone tried neoprene sheets for sound deadening?

[fomocoguy]

I saw this on ebay and thought I'd see if any of you have any experiance with it. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... :IT&ih=018 GOOD? BAD?

[Ranchero50]

I don't know, most sound deadeners are heavy to absorb and dampen vibrations. I'm not sure how lightweight neoprene would do. I think it would work well for direct sound absorbtion, say inside the door skins, but I don't think it would do as well as a heavy product would.

Jamie

[basketcase0302]

fomocoguy,

Here's a good one on it: http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... ight=sound

I also remember one of our members here using a spray/brush on "Koolseal" type application inside the cab.

Basketcase

[fomocoguy]

I suppose it's gonna be tuff to tell what works better when no matter what people do they get an improvement! I may just go to Lowes and look for that roll out stuff. Peel and stick sure would be easy inside my doors though.....

[convincor]

I used Damplifier on the whole Cobra interior.
Butyl based product, sticks like turd to a blanket.
Made a big difference in road noise. Cars solid and floors are only .040 aluminum. What you don't want is a asphalt base product.
http://www.secondskinaudio.com/vibratio ... lifier.php

[SoCal]

So whats the verdict, fomocoguy? Did it make a big difference?

[fomocoguy]

So whats the verdict, fomocoguy? Did it make a big difference?

Well, I haven't driven it yet, but the knock on the roof and floor and slam the door test shows promising results! Once the snow clears in a few days I'll drive it and let ya'll know.

[fomocoguy]

Well, all I can say is it's awesome. Check it out:
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 468#282468