It's good to hear nice engine and low pitched exhaust sound but due to thin body panels there are a lot of disturbing sounds inside the car. So we have decided to insulate the car. I saw an ad in Just Cars magazine and decided to try that Australian made insulation material (yes magazine ads work!). It's Resomat and their show room is in Dandenong, Melbourne. (here is the product link: http://trufitcarpets.com.au/index/resomat/ )
We bought a bulk tile pack which covers 3.5 sqm and started from passenger door. So you will find our detailed explanation about how to remove door panel and experience with Resomat here:
We have used a guide from SAU page, it was very useful but I thought it can be improved, so tried to capture as much as possible photos and make everything clear for people have no experience at all.
Door panel removal:
Tools required: Philips head screwdriver and basic door panel removal tools (bought one for $5) .
We bought a bulk tile pack which covers 3.5 sqm and started from passenger door. So you will find our detailed explanation about how to remove door panel and experience with Resomat here:
We have used a guide from SAU page, it was very useful but I thought it can be improved, so tried to capture as much as possible photos and make everything clear for people have no experience at all.
Door panel removal:
Tools required: Philips head screwdriver and basic door panel removal tools (bought one for $5) .
to be continued (last updated 13/12/2016)
Insulation Work: Sound & Heat Insulation with Resomat
Reviewed by Uzay
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Reviewed by Uzay
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