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Greg-J · 05-11-2009, 02:08 AM

Things looked good so far, so off came the primer and began the body work. A lot of body work.

I also took this opportunity to sound deaden the entire car with 30 mil sound mat from Fat Mat. It's not quite as good as say what you might get from Scosche or Dynamat, but at $1.25/ft²it's a great deal. Double layered I ended up putting in somewhere between 100-150 square feet. Front to back, top to bottom. It's amazing what a 60 mil layer of sound mat will do to silence a car this old. Where before pounding anywhere on the sheet metal sounded like an empty tin can, it now sounds like a full tin can

05-11-2009, 02:08 AM	#3
Greg-J Join Date: May 2009 Vehicle: 1967 Ford Mustang Coupe Spring Special Location: Oregon Posts: 16	Things looked good so far, so off came the primer and began the body work. A lot of body work. I also took this opportunity to sound deaden the entire car with 30 mil sound mat from Fat Mat. It's not quite as good as say what you might get from Scosche or Dynamat, but at $1.25/ft²it's a great deal. Double layered I ended up putting in somewhere between 100-150 square feet. Front to back, top to bottom. It's amazing what a 60 mil layer of sound mat will do to silence a car this old. Where before pounding anywhere on the sheet metal sounded like an empty tin can, it now sounds like a full tin can