Soundproofing

gpvw t5

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Hello All
i am a little confused about "soundproofing vehicle doors" and would appreciate advice .
Is it necessary for the entirety of the metal surfaces in the door and their accompanying metal panels to be covered in sound deadening material ?
In fact this is how i have proceeded (after following recommended advice ), but have discovered that the doors now extremely heavy!!!
I now wish to remove some of this material to lighten them
please advise
thanks
 
Thanks for your reply
In fact i have been the using the vehicle (vw t5) for a while ,with the doors fully covered with the sound deadened/proof material >on the inside of the outer door panel and the outside of the metal inner window mech. panel .,( which bolts on ).see images as requested .
The sound is good for a van and i believe that i have made a good job .
But i am fed up with the these heavy doors and wish to lighten them a little by removing some material .
I remember that they felt a lot flimsier before ,so there was scope to add weight .But being heavy stuff this extra weight has really compromised the opening/closing "feel" so the point where it really frustrates me !!. Anyway i hope to be able to remove material whilst retaining the sound deadening quality . ??

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