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100 Sq. ft. 3 ft. x 33.4 ft. x 1/8 in. Underlayment for Hardwood & Tile Flooring with Superior Sound Barrier

100 Sq. ft. 3 ft. x 33.4 ft. x 1/8 in. Underlayment for Hardwood & Tile Flooring with Superior Sound Barrier

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Pad glued-down and nailed-down hardwood or engineered wood floors with Insulayment to dampen sounds and conserve warmth. Simply glue the pad to a structurally solid concrete or wood subfloor and then adhere the planks directly to it. For ceramic tile, use latex-modified thinset mortar both below and above the Insulayment. The subfloor and installation materials must be in accordance with industry standards as outlined by the National Wood Flooring Association for wood floor applications, the Tile Council of America for ceramic and porcelain tile and natural stone applications.

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    Speaker Upgrade and Sound Deadening Build Log

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      Bringing this back!

      Im planning to embark on a similar endeavor myself, and i had one question, is there any reason not to use the material below, for the cargo area and rear wheel well cover? Im pretty sure this material is already in the spare tire area, why not use more? I dont plan to do MLV in the doors, and i defiantly would not use this, but do plan yo CLD and tessa tape the crap out of the doors.

      https://www.homedepot.com/p/MP-Glob...ecycled-Fiber-Underlayment-INSUL100/100641168
       
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      DaKCudder said:
      Bringing this back!

      Im planning to embark on a similar endeavor myself, and i had one question, is there any reason not to use the material below, for the cargo area and rear wheel well cover? Im pretty sure this material is already in the spare tire area, why not use more? I dont plan to do MLV in the doors, and i defiantly would not use this, but do plan yo CLD and tessa tape the crap out of the doors.

      https://www.homedepot.com/p/MP-Glob...ecycled-Fiber-Underlayment-INSUL100/100641168
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      You are correct, it is in the wheel well. Also under front seats in forward wheel well.

      I adopted the sound deadener showdown philosophy completely so didn't consider the material.

      I can't say that won't work but I would have to Google around to find differences between this and mlv. Keep us posted with what you end up doing with pictures.

      You could always email Don @ SDS and ask him too.

      Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk
       
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      DaKCudder said:
      Bringing this back!

      Im planning to embark on a similar endeavor myself, and i had one question, is there any reason not to use the material below, for the cargo area and rear wheel well cover? Im pretty sure this material is already in the spare tire area, why not use more? I dont plan to do MLV in the doors, and i defiantly would not use this, but do plan yo CLD and tessa tape the crap out of the doors.

      https://www.homedepot.com/p/MP-Glob...ecycled-Fiber-Underlayment-INSUL100/100641168
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      I would love to hear how material like this worked for you. I live in Canada and am having a very hard time finding MLV.
       
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