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I think the spray on stuff is mostly to stop the panel from vibrating (deadening), don't think it has huge insulating properties. I think Dynomat on the interior would work
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I think the spray on stuff is mostly to stop the panel from vibrating (deadening), don't think it has huge insulating properties.
I think Dynomat on the interior would work better, it's really heavy and dense and a good sound insulator. It will hurt performance slightly though if you go adding 100 pounds of it. |
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