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 Join Date: Feb 2022
Location: PLANO, TX
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Sound barriers / Interior insulation
Wondering what are the good and not so good interior insulation options?
It seems like not a lot of area but when going threw the books it adds up pretty quick dollar wise so I am asking what ya'll can point me too? The Classic Industries Catalog alone has many options that all look good. As always Thanks in advance!
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Today, 06:37 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Moxee WA
Posts: 1,458
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Re: Sound barriers / Interior insulation
Check out water heater insulation at Home Depot or Lowes. Both are peel and stick so the floors etc must be clean of all debris. Then add a layer of jute rug padding with carpet on top. you should be cool and happy. Also, make sure you use the silver tape over all holes and all gaps. It wont be as quite as a new Lexus, but its better that bare floors with a rubber mat.
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