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Was wondering if mounting a product like Dynamat or Luxury liner pro to the top or underside of the plastic corrugated cover in the hatch would help? Sort of sandwich
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Was wondering if mounting a product like Dynamat or Luxury liner pro to the top or underside of the plastic corrugated cover in the hatch would help? Sort of sandwich it between the carpet and the plastic cover maybe?
You would think that that would pretty much seal off the noise coming from below. Has anyone done this? iF so, what were your results and how much did you need? |
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