Thank you Christopher Maier 👍Much appreciated!

Thank you Abbas. 😎👍

Thanks Grant. If you are putting Stage 1 (Sound Deaner butyl rubber) under the bonnet you will need to covered them with an underbonnet product. The other choice you have is a vinyl or mass noise liner but they need to be mechanically fastened to be held in position 👍

Haha..thanks mate 👍

Hi Garry. Yes, it's an arts and crafts project. However, stripping and cleaning the vehicle is the hardest part.

Thank you Jose 👍 Appreciate it!

Good luck 👍

Haha.. thanks mate

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Thank you Carl. Much appreciated 👍

Thank you Saud 👍

Thanks Lakario 👍

Yassou Apos. Thank you for your feedback 👍

@@carbuilders1 😊😊😊

Thank you 👍We worked on this inconsistently but I'd say 2 to 3 days depending on confidence.

Thank you for the positive feedback Nick 😎👍

Thank you Simon 😎👍

Thank you Chris 👍

Thank you Colin 👍Sorry, we hope to be there sometime next year. We do ship our lighter items www.carbuilders.com.au if you email for a quote on shipping. Thank you

@@carbuilders1 Ill keep a look out thanks. Keep up the great work.

Great video. I too am looking for both of these products for a defender and a range rover classic. I see you dont ship yet to europe, might you have an idea when next year you might be able to ship. Paul

he did add some very few extra pieces here and there that the factory one didnt cover, i guess thats why

The factory vinyl is usually molded to fit the contours of the cab. When you pull it out it's generally not a nice flat template you can simply cut around. If you try to do so, you'll likely end up with an underlay which isn't quite the right size from the template moving as you try to cut around it.

Because it’s 3d

Thank you Ed. The rate will vary greatly depending on where you are in the world, what vehicle you have and what sound proofing treatment you want installed. There are a number of installers on our website who will be able to give you a clearer idea. If you are in the Melbourne area you could send us an email outlining the job and we could provide a quote. 😎👍

a Masonite door card does not allow for packaging clearance to hang a sheet of mass loaded vinyl, if you removed the water proof plastic membrane behind the door trim you could possibly package the MLV. We tend to find panel resonance in the outer door skin is the main issue with this particular vehicle. In reference to the foam placing a patch of acoustic liner directly behind the speak with help soften the back wave and offer clearer sound from your audio system.

Haha..well picked up Shawnzy. We had to go back and do it after filming 🤦‍♂️

Thanks mate 👍

Hi Logan, if you are in the doors and you have some foam you could put it in. Behind the speaker.

Hi G. The butyl layer targets panel-generated sound. If you are doing dirt/offroad driving it will be very noticeable. The second stage is dealing more with external noise such as droning/road noise and acts as a decoupling layer. This video is a good one to explain the stages kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hpqpn66q1L_Dn4k.html

Thank you Mesut. We did do this in earlier videos where we drove it on different surfaces and did the before and afters. Need to keep doing it 👍

😎👍We are looking to have a distributor there as we get quite a bit interest.

Allow 2 days 😎👍

Hi Chris. We will be offering templates for the Mass Noise Liner (Stage 2 product) within the next week which will make the install a lot easier 👍

Thanks Giovanni. We currently ship our foams and lighter products and hope to be in the USA soon! 😎👍

Thank you Don 🍻

Thank you Muumin Khalfan. The most effective way is to treat it at the source and stop it before it becomes a problem in the cabin. Check out these videos on our channel... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e5OYfpujlrLIl5s.html . kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mLh1pJeFnNSbaJs.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eLpnqqV_scWVgas.html

@@carbuilders1 so are u telling me the sound deadner also prevent heat?because thats my big problem!

Hi Muumin. No, sound deadening materials are not the best way to treat heat problems. In the videos below we use heat shields to most efficiently solve heat issues. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e5OYfpujlrLIl5s.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mLh1pJeFnNSbaJs.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eLpnqqV_scWVgas.html

Hi Brent. Thanks for your feedback. We do have templates for a selection of vehicles. What vehicle were you after?

@@carbuilders1 hey fellas sorry for the late reply, I have your stage 4 kit for the 2020 79 series dual cab cruiser. Looking forward to having a crack at doing the install by myself. Would love a floor template though to save some hassle.

Thank you Rommel. It is a bit of work. We install this pack within two days (floor, doors and roof) however if it is your first time you would allow three days 👍

thanks ! as a starter am planning to begin with the Front doors... do you recommend just installing either Kilmat 50 mil or Noico 80 mil and do i need to install any further foam on top of this.

@@carbuilders1 what type of foam do you use to wrap those wires running around inside the door, which would be ideal foam to use

Thank you Chitown 388. The pack we installed on this dual cab is around 40kg. We have several packs, check out the other weights here www.carbuilders.com.au/4x4-dual-cab 👍

Thank you! Cheers!

If you are off road, dirt roads and tracks, the Stage 1 Sound Deadener will be most noticeable 👍

Thank you 👍 The Premium Pack in this video covering floorpan, roof and doors with Stage 1 and 2 (DCP 4 on the website www.carbuilders.com.au/4x4-dual-cab) would add about 46kg. Where as the DCP 1 pack with weigh about 27kg.

That's actually not so bad. Thank you!

Hi mate. Premium Pack used in this video totals about 40kgs.

Thank you Robert. If you call us (03 8777 0960) we can talk you through install options and costs.

Hi Scott. With the Stage 1 Sound Deadener it doesn't need 100% coverage. The product normally just abuts but it can overlap. By placing it in the middle of single sheet panels you will achieve a noticable result. We supply sufficient enough of product that you can be a bit more liberal with your application and coverage.

@@carbuilders1 Thanks!

Hi Murat. Yes, the mass loaded vinyl goes over the sound deadening sheets and replaces the cotton jute underlay 👍

Hi Tribhuwan. In this dual cab pack (with roof) there is about 42kg 👍

@@carbuilders1 thank you..

Thank you KN bharath. We can delivery our lighter products however shipping becomes expensive with heavier items. We need to get a retailer over there 👍

@@carbuilders1 oh okay..when I'm buying, I'll contact you guys again, if the shipping works out to be comparitively lesser then, I'll order from you guys than anyone else.

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Yes, this is a more involved job.

Hi Max. I think you mean the Mass Noise Liner Lite that we used to replace the factory underlay. It is 8mm thick and design to replicate the thickness of underlay. www.carbuilders.com.au/mass-noise-liner-lite 👍

Hi Nasser. The stage 2 underlay used in this install is our Mass Noise Liner Lite. You can find it on our website under 'Interior' 'Mass Loaded Vinyl' 👍

Hey mate. There are so many variables, the road surface you're driving on, whether or not you've got a snorkel, the tyres you're using, so it's really hard to give you an accurate reading on that. What we can say is that in the testing we've done with a dual cab Land Cruiser, we've managed to reduce 12dB on an unsealed road, which is perceived by the human ear as halving the volume inside the vehicle. Measuring the dB reduction can sometimes skew results as the dB measured is always going be at the peak frequency. In some cases, even though our insulation made a dramatic reduction, being at a low frequency the dB reader may not reflect it. Good luck with your project.

Hi mate. Check out our packs www.carbuilders.com.au/vehicle-packs/4x4/ There are a few options depending on where you want to deaden and what degree you want to go. 👍

@@carbuilders1 cheers and will do 👍

Hi Richard. Thanks for your support. Yes, a vinyl product will fit, however it depends if you are retaining the factory cotton jute or not. Give us a call to discuss 👍

@@carbuilders1 Cheers. I tried taking the seat out yesterday but didn't have the right size socket so I'll have to get that and see what's underneath. I don't mind taking out the cotton.

Yes, if it fits perfectly. Rubber seals are a tricky one though. You'll find the factory rubbers are moulded along an engineered seal path and automotive manufacturers spend years developing vehicles and engineering rubbers which have a measured tolerance and specific compression to allow doors to open and close with ease. Each vehicle is different and a universal rubber is not necessarily going to fit.

Having done the doors and rear quarter planes and rear door the difference is amazing. A 200 has very little sound deading, I think the less brick shape is about all its got better sound wise. The doors do have foam blocks. The difference is night and day just with a layer of stage one.

We expect to be in the US shortly 😉👍

Can’t wait. We here in the US have much to learn about serious bush camping and the equipment that goes with. Best to learn from the masters down under.

Thanks for the feedback Wu. This is something we could film in greater detail 👍

I think the way you guys did in the single cab is great, remove the airbag control box bolts but leave it connected

Hi Shane, this premium dual cab pack (with roof) weighs around 48kg 👍

Hi Jose. I have updated the video description to include this information 👍 Stage 2 On the floor- Mass Noise Liner Lite www.carbuilders.com.au/mass-noise-liner-lite

Yes, both Stage 1 and Stage 2 in this video can be used over a gear box. Stage 1 will stop vibration and Stage 2, droning noises 👍

Hi TwisT. We did have a sale for Black Friday 😬 (our only sale of the year) but you might bump into us at a show. 👍

Hi Fedora. Currently we ship our lighter products to Canada (foams, heat shields, tapes etc) however our heavier products aren't feasible. We hope to be there in the not too distant future. 👍

Hi Sylvain Mino. Have you seen our Premium Underbonnet ? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y86AjaaYkt-ncac.html

Just go on amazon and order the stuff, maybe a few hundred to do an entire truck

Hi David. Sorry for the vague responses. Are you in Australia? If you want to email us at sales@carbuilders.com.au we can answer your questions and recommend an installer.

Hi Cologne. Congratulations on your purchase. If you email us at sales@carbuilders.com.au with your address details and the exact dual pack you are after (Pack 4? Check them out here www.carbuilders.com.au/4x4-dual-cab) we can send through a quote with shipping. We do have several retailers in the middle east (UAE- ANR Performance, Qatar- Stop Station, Saudi Arabi- Saudi 4x4 Center) and are looking to set up in Europe but were set back by covid 😩

Hi Rudyy. This pack would weigh around 40kg with roughly half the weight in sound deadening sheets and the other half in the mass loaded vinyl.

Hi Jason. This is a 2018, 79 Series LandCruiser

Hi Mani240v You can do this in 2 full days. If you were concerned about time frame, you could leave the doors and do them separately.

Thank you Robot Creator 👍Good luck with the roof

😆Thanks for your positive feedback 👍

Hi aco. We will have templates for the Stage 2 Mass Noise Liner Lite for 79 series coming out soon 👍

Hi Zaid. Sounds like factory bitumen but send us a photo and we can help you out (sales@carbuilders.com.au) 👍