VIBRODAMPING MATERIALS FOR CAR

1. 1. The noise from the rear wheels almost completely disappears and the total noise is reduced by 4-7 dB

   2. The noise from passing cars is significantly reduces

   3. The roar disappears from the roof and floor at high speed

   4. Slightly muffled engine sound

   5. The noise from the road in front becomes less noticeable

   6. Significantly reduces vibration from a running engine at idle

   7. Significantly improves the sound of the audio system, the bass becomes clear and dynamic

   8. Squeaks of plastic interior parts disappear

   9. In the winter your car will stay warmer longer, and in the summer, it’ll help keep in the cool A/C

1. Area preparation. Includes: dismantling of all components and parts to free up the area for work, cleaning the surface from rust, dust and dirt for high-quality stickers of noise insulation materials, degreasing the surface.
2. Material preparation. At this stage, patterns of complex surfaces are prepared from thick paper, for example, for noise insulation of wheel arches, or noise insulation of the cabin (doors, space for a dashboard, etc.). Then, patterns are made according to the patterns of soundproofing material.
3. Application of soundproofing material. There are traditional methods of applying materials to the surface, applicable, as a rule, to all materials. But, with all the abundance of information about this, when installing noise isolation, it is first necessary to focus on the manufacturer’s instructions in each individual case.

We sell our Silent Roger sound deadening mat products in easy-to-work-with sheets. You’ll want to apply pressure with your hand to position the mat, and then use one of our wooden hand rollers to stick it down firmly to the metal surface.

       If you’re applying a whole sheet, some customers find it easier to peel back a small portion of the release liner at a time and work their way across the panel. For tight areas where space is limited, cut the sheets into smaller pieces to make them easier to work with.

       Always remove air bubbles with your hand roller. Besides the quality of the material, the #1 determinant of vibration damping is the quality of adhesion to the application surface.

The car body, in fact, is a kind of shell that protects the driver and passengers from extraneous noise, sounds, and weather events. It is worth noting that each specific body section has its own functions, a specific part of the car is responsible for certain insulation.

       Soundproofing the roof of a car, for example, helps protect everyone who is in the vehicle from unnecessary sounds, as well as from the cold, snow, rain, or the scorching sun.

       In turn, sealing the floor with insulation materials helps to hide the vibrations and creaks coming from the working parts of the unit.

Basically, the areas to soundproof include the doors, floor, trunk, roof, rear deck, firewall, etc.

• The doors need to be insulated to reduce wind noise, vibrations, and mechanical rattles
• The floor requires damping to reduce road noise, heat, and drive train
• The roof needs to be insulated against heat and wind noise
• Also, the rear deck needs soundproofing against mechanical rattling and vibrations
• Don’t forget to cover the firewall to reduce road noise, engine noise, and insulation against heat
• Also, feel free to apply a deadener on any other car area you would want

You’ll need a couple of hours and these tools:

• High-quality Silent Roger vibrodamping materials

• Roller

• Automotive body tape

• Screwdriver set

• Cleaning agent and cleaning rags

• Work gloves

• Utility knife