If the TJs top is anything like the JL's I vote for removing the hard top first. The sound assassin strips, and the velcro I believe, requires you to sand the top a bit to get it to stick better. It created a ton of dust.
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@Midnight LJR listen to this man! You have to take the top off abd lightly sand. Have a shop vac nearby for sure.
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And here I was thinking we'd be going to sand hollow with lite brite and getting stuck so we could get shirts from Matt's offroad recovery.Why do you think I am waiting for you?
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Well I don’t know about litebrite but we can definitely get stuck.
Would be fun to bring the trailer and see how it does. That might get us stuck…
It's called temporarily DELAYED. Jeeps are never stuck.
Now there’s a can-do attitude!
Man, they were gettin a whole lot of air in those Jeeps with no roll bars!
Them old boys were as tough as their Jeeps!
Man, if you are gonna put ’em to work, at least provide some proper shop attire…
But, that’s an awesome picture.
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So since I am getting the liner for the top I decided I would go ahead and add a little to the body of the Jeep.
I won’t be doing a 100% cover job, probably not even close since I don’t want to make it so the floorboards cannot get wet without a bunch of rust concerns. Just going to add some to the transmission tunnel and other obvious areas. Don’t want to add a ton of weight but figure it will be fun to do a few areas and cut back on some echo and vibration noise.
I ordered these 3 products to try out from Second Skin Audio
Sound Deadener
Damplifier Pro
Sound Blocker
Luxury Liner Pro (MLV + Foam)
Sound Absorber
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I won’t be making @Alex01 help with the part of the project on his vacation.
I won’t be doing a 100% cover job, probably not even close since I don’t want to make it so the floorboards cannot get wet without a bunch of rust concerns. Just going to add some to the transmission tunnel and other obvious areas. Don’t want to add a ton of weight but figure it will be fun to do a few areas and cut back on some echo and vibration noise.
I ordered these 3 products to try out from Second Skin Audio
Sound Deadener
Damplifier Pro
Sound Blocker
Luxury Liner Pro (MLV + Foam)
Sound Absorber
Mega Zorbe
I won’t be making @Alex01 help with the part of the project on his vacation.
So you're saying it'll never really happenI won’t be making @Alex01 help with the part of the project on his vacation.
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Installed HotHead Headliners today. Turns out @Alex01 even makes out of state house calls!
Have not got a chance to take it on the freeway and see if it does anything for noise. But it sure looks fancy.
Have not got a chance to take it on the freeway and see if it does anything for noise. But it sure looks fancy.
Looks good! Let us know how it turns out, if it makes a difference then ill look into it as I've sound deadened everything but the hard top
Good times. It was also fun cycling thr suspension on the JLU and taking an inch of bump out. Now we just need a flag install day!!!
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I for see lots of getting stuck in our future…
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