Side door trims, all hand handles, roof lamps, sun shades and rear/ front plastic pillar covers are removed. Front seat head rest was also removed.
Once the roof was brought down it exposed the naked truth...the roof was almost naked. With only 3 piece of factory cloth sound proof, its clearly not able to absorb all the noise.
Once the factory sound proof is removed, workers still have to removed those stubborn cloth that still stick on the roof.
The whole surface was thoroughly clean before the raammat was applied. Using a roller helps to pressed the raammat firmly.
Every inches of the roof was covered and I further added another layer of raammat to make it 2 layer of raammat on the roof.
The final touch was to install a single layer of 6mm self-adhesive foam sheet that act as sound suppression on the raammat. So the roof has both sound suppression and sound dampening.
Once completed, its time to fixed back the roof. The work hours to complete this was task was 3 hours.
4 comments:
Bro Ridzuan...how much was the cost?
What is the raammat made of? Will raammat improve the temperature too if u parked under direct sunlight? Thanks.
This rammat comes in a roll that is enough to use for 2 cars if you put only 2 layers on all the doors,boot and bonnet. You may cut it to any size you wish. I bought it for RM700. The material is very sticky, similar to dynamat but a bit thinner than dynamat.
Most heat travel thru your glasses...so if you tint them, you can feel a lot of difference.
How much was the workmanship for all the works done? And where did you go it?
For the roof alone was RM65, installation was done at KKLAU Ara Damansara. The material I bought it in Low Yat forum.
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