@@soundsystem0094 That map comes with our sound deadening set. The placement is not critical though, just make sure you have some deadener every 12" or so.
Finishing up my ride, and this is next. I hadn't planned on gluing down anything.. Chevy didn't glue my original one in. Seat, shifter, and sill plates kinda hold it all down anyway.
Gluing it down makes it "hug" the floor and just improves the overall fit. The carpet we pulled from this truck wasn't glued either, but it had some obvious loose spots too. Ultimately it's up to you!
I noticed before you put down the insulation there was that black rubber padding. On my pickup I don't have that it is just the bare truck, am I good to put the carpet and insulation w/o that black rubber or do I need it?
Hi Dave this was a very informative video. Should the entire carpet be glued down are only the edges I am in the process of installing my carpet Thanks
I like to glue the entire carpet down starting in the center and working my way out. I find that it ends up less lumpy and fits the floor contours much better.
@@henrydixon3159 We carry high grade carpet. Can't comment on what other suppliers carry, but you need to be careful with carpets that are loomed in a neutral color, then dyed to the intended color. Those tend to fade VERY quickly or just change color altogether. The carpet we sell is loomed in the intended color from the beginning and not just dyed to match. Check our selections at www.brotherstrucks.com
We go from the middle out to around 2" from the edge. We also recommend laying any potential wiring at the same time you lay the carpet, even if you wont be using it right away.
Is it possible to give me all the item part numbers that is needed to complete the floor installation including the carpet this is my first time and I want to make sure it is done correct thanks
Henry, you have some options when doing the carpet. It's best to chat with one of our customer service guys so they can help you get everything you'll need while addressing your options. Call 800-977-2767 and we'll get you set up!
I've got a 69 Chevy panel that is looking for love in all the typical places. Should I ship my wallet to you to save time, while restoring in your parking lot outside the warehouse? Thanks for the instructional video's. Glad to see some familiar faces doing them too!
Dynamat would love for you to put it everywhere, but the truth is it's not necessary. You can place up to 12" apart and the sound dampening will still be excellent.
At 0:02 seconds into the video, in the intro portion. I am looking for those lights, with the four screws in the corners, I cannot find them anywhere on the website, can you point me in the right direction?
Not sure what year your truck is, so go to www.brotherstrucks.com/ and do a search for CARPET SOUNDPROOF, you'll find what you need there. Thanks for watching!
I ordered from lmc truck and I ordered a high hump on accident. We already cut the holes and stuff but there’s a bunch of extra material where the hump is and it’s just popping out. Do I have to order a whole new carpet or can I fix it!
You've got to replace the entire carpet. The high hump and the low hump are completely different molded shapes and you'll never get a good result if you try and make the high hump work.
Still on the list, but not in a priority spot. Do you live in SoCal and need it done? If so contact our shop and see when we'll be shooting again and MAYBE they'll squeeze your truck in. Often times it's more difficult to find a truck that needs something done than it is to find something to do.
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV Where can I send you pics of my 1971 C10 Super Cheyenne.. 396 & it is a show truck, lots of Brothers parts! I am a body man. 45 years in the business, I am the best, I have the touch.
