well today was a nice day, at a cool 91 degrees with humidity it felt like 110 outside and 130 in the garage, the dynamatting took 6 hours, because i first layed down all the sheets to form fit it to the floor, then i rolled it on, and of course the 10 minutes break i had every hour or so cause it was so feakin hot.

well i finished fabricating this area, it sucked, big time. but i did it

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y24...0/CIMG1359.jpg


if anyone wants to seea before pic i can post one but i think it turned out pretty good

i did this a few days ago but never got pics, here is my passenger side floorpan

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y24...0/CIMG1357.jpg


then i dynamatted the floors




and finally i vacuumed my carpet and my backseats and put them in along with my console, to see what it would look like





hopefully wiring will start next weekend

 

Did you at least clean before you laid the dynamat down? Or are you the kind of guy that doesn't care whats under the carpet as long as its not rust?

 

Looks good. With the carpet in it doesn't look like so much left to do, it gives you a good feal of what it will look like.

 

looks like you had alot of fun there did it atleast feel good to get it finshed

 

Good job, it looks great!

 

Wow, thanks a lot. It's only about 90 with low humidity out and you have officially given me motivation to go out and sweat . Time to install the sound deadener in my car.

 

i vacuumed, then wiped it all with a damp cloth then a dry cloth, then started to lay it all down

 

Hey how much dynamat did it take to cover the whole floor like that? And how much was it? I'm eventually, someday, going to sound deaden my car haha. I might go with an off brand though, save some money

 

eh, it looks okay....if youre into that kinda stuff...i guess[8D]

 

Same thing Im wondering. I know you bought 36sq ft of it, was that enough to cover the entire floor or did you miss some?