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<blockquote data-quote="Knowmadic" data-source="post: 8025918" data-attributes="member: 650280"><p>So taking time to contort the sheets to the door and covering holes well or are there additional things I should do? The only problem spot I can think of getting a good seal on is the door locking mechanism because those need to be free moving.</p><p></p><p>Edit: Researched a bit and saw people talking about putting sheet metal/MDF/Cardboard over the holes and then deadener, or do you sandwich it? Also is it worth while deadening the inside of the door?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Knowmadic, post: 8025918, member: 650280"] So taking time to contort the sheets to the door and covering holes well or are there additional things I should do? The only problem spot I can think of getting a good seal on is the door locking mechanism because those need to be free moving. Edit: Researched a bit and saw people talking about putting sheet metal/MDF/Cardboard over the holes and then deadener, or do you sandwich it? Also is it worth while deadening the inside of the door? [/QUOTE]
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