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Hey, I'm going to be deadening my doors, but the problem is, with my Toyota, there isn't a big fancy panel to cover up all the crap, the "Door panel" in the truck is a single flat piece of cardboard, any Idea how I can deaden this without it looking like the panel is sitting on a piece of tin foil?
Pics?
Your door panel is a piece of cardboard and you're worried about making it look bad?
wat?
Take the panel off, Deaden the inside of your door and the outside metal ( inside the door) get a piece of thin plywood cover on fiberglass resin and cover it to make you a new door panel buy everything from your local hardware store,wood and peal&seal I had great results doing that on my 88 model back many many years ago
Groaned :fyi:Quote:
Originally Posted by Firemedic
May I ask why you groaned on peal&seal?
Because it's an industrial roofing product not sound deadener :fyi:
It's covered in vinyl, I actually like the looks better than the big elaborate panels with all kinds of sht goin onQuote:
Originally Posted by bubbagumper6
Pics would help man...
Vinyl covered cardboard? Where are the pics???
Google Images
That's exactly like mine, but I've got the DLX package, so it's plastic on top of the metal around the window.
That's pretty normal for older pickups. Some much older ones have no trim panels at all. You can apply vibration damper to the interior sheet metal surfaces. If you are going to add a barrier, you'll have t be creative. Photos of the door with the trim panel removed would help in that case.
install deadener on the inside of the door, both walls.. like they said :D
http://www.caraudio.com/forums/car-a...?daysprune=365
Here is a pretty good how-to
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