206 door sound insulation :)

I said, let me insulate the doors with the good weather in the air today. gif "border =" 0 "alt =" LOL "title =" LOL "/>

The volume will not foam. The foam is not shaped, you should buy a sponge material according to the door. You find the structure in the supermarket, I put the 10mm thermaflex there is no problem. They suggested 7mm so that it would be 10mm thick.

Hodja, when I said foam, I do not know what foam we know, it can be crushed like a sponge.

is it good :)))

You have gained experience, you have never broken clips :)

I dismantled how many removable places, including luggage, last weekend, I installed a sound insulation sponge. Before that, I actually wanted to apply with bituself, but I couldn't find it. & nbsp; It was a bit of an account to take it with my eyes. I bought the sound insulation sponges from tekzen. I also bought the clips for the doors from the site sponsor, they can be broken while removing them because they are old. :) I installed a sponge including the tailgate. I handled the click from the tailgate by pulling down the & nbsp; counterpart of the trunk lock. & nbsp; There was a lot of noise. :)

You can see the announcement and working examples of isolation here;)

http://www.caraudiohifi.com/forum/index.php?topic=2267.0
barishrocker 2014-01-16 20: 23:28

Tell us a place where we can get these materials, and we'll get into it. For a long time in my mind.

What did this man do or have completely covered the car and folded :)
I suppose we only need Bitüself, if I find a site that sells it on the internet, I will buy 5 meters from 20 or 30 cm wide.

I am investigating this business. The places where the sound system jiggles off me :)

I have this 5 and 7 mm sponge that I use on the doors. 7 mm feels a little thick, but if you do not tighten the lock mechanism in the 5 mm good doors, it will not be a problem if you cut the places where the lock wires pass, otherwise the doors will not open :) & nbsp; rifatseker 2014-01-17 09:17:13

[QUOTE = rifatseker] The sponge I use on the doors has this 5 and 7 mm. 7 mm feels a little thick, but if you do not tighten the lock mechanism in the 5 mm good doors, it will not be a problem if you cut the places where the lock wires pass, otherwise the doors will not open :) & nbsp; [/ QUOTE ]

The materials to be applied may vary, since the procedure to be performed does not have a standard. Many people who do this work on their own and the kinds of materials they use are very high, and it is necessary to collect and do the things you can think of. I plan to turn it on again and reduce the vibration with the bituminous tape.

Let's make an attempt again tomorrow. May everyone be easy :)

[QUOTE = samet206] You have gained experience, you have not broken any clips :)
[/ QUOTE] I never really broke, I was surprised :)

Brother I am broken, where can I get them :)

If you just put a sponge, you will provide sound insulation, but you need to stick a self-adhesive membrane and then heat it well with a heat gun or dryer to prevent jingling. I had it applied to my vehicle. the gates were like tanks. knocking on the door from outside was like stone. Of course, that kind of door does not sound by vibrating the speaker :) I recommend applying it to the trunk and doors. If you examine the link given above, you can see the applications made. they also bought and shipped from their wholesaler collectively;)

I have made the sound insulation on the front doors: D I disassembled it 3 times, but in the end I did it, I threw the old insulation, I used the material used in the new slightly thicker thermal insulation, the man I bought had no insulation on the driver's door: I think D has noticeably benefited :)

It was very successful and beautiful, good health. I think there is a problem of insulation in the 206s, it gives the sound coming from the engine inside.

[QUOTE = 307bursa] [QUOTE = Turgay_66] I have made the sound insulation to the front doors: D I disassembled it 3 times, but in the end I did it, I threw the old insulation, I used the material used in the new slightly thicker insulation, I think the guy I bought had no insulation at the driver's door removed. D has noticeably benefited:) [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE] I didn't take a photo, I never thought of it & nbsp; but the shortest I will do it to the back doors in a short time then I will shoot :)