Hi thx for the detailed video, well done👍. Did you apply sound deadening mats to the vertical panel below the rear windows? It’s not clear if you did or did not.
Very helpful videos, would you be able to recommend a supplier of carpet as I intend to soundproof my td5 and need a little carpet to cover the foam etc.? Many thanks.
Great vid. Couple of questions: How many hours did it take all up? How much sound deadening (total thickness) could you fit under the carpets without putting them too much out of shape? What is the overall difference?
Thanks for the comment! Overall it took around a day, that’s with removing the seats and then refitting everything. I used 1 layer of 3mm deadening and 1 layer of 6mm foam, this allows the carpets to go back really easy. Overall, it’s definitely made a difference and It has encouraged me to do the rest!
Am about to do the sound proof on my D90 station wagon. This video is super helpful. QQ what size and where did you get new stainless steel bolts from for the fold and lock rear seats? Thanks Jim
The 3mm Skinz deadening mats do add a little weight, especially if you do the whole car. For me though, the trade off is worth it. I've lost the weight of the rear seats which were extremely heavy!
Excellent, just what I needed to do ours in the coming weeks. All being filmed too so hop over to my channel to join me create an easy overlander out of a nice stock Defender 110 with my gorgeous wife 😍🔥