That is exactly what I did. I wish I had taken pictures of that step, but if I remember correctly, I cut it into pieces about 3" x 6". There are enough holes large enough to get your hand thru and stretch twist to get everywhere inside of the outside panel. I know it took at least a couple hours to do the each door. I most times was able to butt up the strips to each other, but overlapped it where it was easier.
Hello mudbilly,I used roofing tape from Lowes. Worked perfectly, Impossible tell if actual dynamat would have did a better job, unless I rip all of it out and redo with the mat :shootself: . Some people say, or afraid, that there will be odor from the tar, but I never had any, and it roasts here in the summer.
on the doors, I put the tape on the inside as shown, and also on the actual door sheet metal, cutting the material into strips and feeding it through the holes, so it is dampening the outer skin also . If you look close, you can see that it is cut into lots of little pieces before applying.
You would be amazed as to how solid the doors sound now when closing
+1 on all you said!
It's a kit made by Spal.......It looks kind of wimpy with plastic sprokets, but I've had it for a long time without any issues, I remember that I did have to put a bigger screw in right where you are pointing. It stops the internal and external splines from turning/stripping. I'm not even sure if I have the Delux model, I bought it so long ago.mudbilly,
What is the window crank mechanism do you have here?
