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That's quite comical when an American attempts to speak metric, more specifically;- 80mm is more than three inches I think the material might be 8mm. The black material, Norco Red, was quotes as 150mm which is 6" thick and I'm thinking that it may well be 1.5mm. Sorry Buddy I couldn't take you seriously but the demo was sound . . . PS I wouldn't shave with a craft knife i.e. your idea of a 'razor blade'.

Seems nice... looks it's costing much more than others. Anyway, it would be super nice to have sound insulation on driver cabin than back of the van. Most of us will spend tremendous amount of hours in driving and that's where sound deadening will be needed the most. Driving 80 mph with tall van make significant noise and it is stressful, I searched to replace windshield with acoustic glass but wasn't available.

Thank you for showing all the details and how to get the sound deadening material to conform to the shape of the area that it's being applied! I did not find any links to the Norco products below your video.

What happen to this channel?

8 and 15 mm thick

There is a natural bow to the ceiling. Are those metal strips bowed along with the ceiling or did you make those straight?

That amount of butyl is overkill and heavy! Use it just until metal do not rezonate but use other ligther materials to insulatation (noise and temperature).

0:43 Sorry but that's not how the source of vibration come into contact, go outside the cabin and hit the wheel, the shock will vibrate the suspension spring and the whole cabin will resonate.

Best sound insulation video. You went overboard on the wheels

Hey nice framing!.. what series aluminum is that? 10 series 1 inch? Or larger? Thanks

Really enjoyed your vid and tips. Gotta say tho, with those kilmat logos on the side there, you kind of blew your cover on the Noico love. Good video regardless.

Wonderful vid ❤👍 Is there a vid where it shows the whole vehicle acousticed?

Wonderful vid ❤👍 Is there a vid where it shows the whole vehicle acousticed?

I just did my car doors and trunk! Great stuff and very friendly to handle! But why klimat vs noico?

1:48 Look at that bulkhead!!

What glue do you use to adhere the aluminum joists to the metal painted floor? Thanks in advance for your response.

From where did you order this system?

what size magnets did you use?

Slide out galley under master bed for an outdoor kitchen that frees space in the interior?

Hearing? Hear-ability?

Just a idea,I also use PU expansion form spray into the body structure box frame. It's reduced sound transmission and improve structure strength also omitting heat transfer.

Congrats, good job!! Cheers from Spain!!

On the secondary fuel tap option, you must make sure the dealer programs the fuel gauge to option code "K51"(I believe) in order to read actual fuel level. The stock gauge indicator is estimated by the ECM based on engine performance. Don't run out of fuel with your space heater!!

I have no idea how you lifted the battery onto the table on your own? I've just had 600Ah of Lifepo4 cells delivered in 2 boxes. The young delivery driver was foolish enough to walk the 30 meters up my driveway carrying both boxes at the same time. He was regretting it by the time he got to my gate. I got him to put them onto of the bins so I didn't have to lift them off the floor. I'm 6ft4 and I carried the boxes into the house one at a time.

Did you ever do a sound test after the van walls and ceiling were completed?

how can it be a vanderwaal bound if its on the floor? woudnt that be a vanderfloor bond? ;)

Thank you for this wonderful video. Please help by providing suggestions for where the aluminum tubing and vinyl can be sourced.

Awesome thank you

Hey, Will well saw this video. What made you choose vs using Frost King duct insulation as 1st layer (insulation and sound deadening) and then a layer of Thinsulate? Also, could you use Nico Red as a bridge barrier on beams that acre connected directly to the body of the van?

Wait how did you convince a dealership to give you their time like that from their mechanics wow? I need something like that for the FORD TRANSIT!

Keep up the good work man

Amazing!

Why can't you just use the Noico red? How did the noico red to with reducing heat?

Really nice video content. I love the different techniques you use. Thanks for taking the time to share the information.

Love the use of magnets for a number of reasons. I will be employing the use of magnet for my ceiling as well. The challenge is I will have a marine fabric wrapped panel behind my cedar plank revealing the fabric with a 1 inch space between my cedar planks. Not connected with a tongue and groove. Thoughts?

Will you show us how you made the roof!?! with the rare earth magnets!?! PLEASE!

Your videos are awesome I don't know why you aren't getting more views and subscribers! But I know you will. I'm uplifting a 2021 Sprinter 144 and your videos are a huge help. MORE PLEASE!!!

Will, Great video! Thanks for posting this. I have a 2021 170 on order that will arrive in July, so I am in the design phase now, and material procurement as well. What kind of adhesive did you use for the aluminum floor joists? I totally agree with you about the removal of the paint. A bad idea and it exposes bare metal. The floor system isn't going any where! I subscribed to your channel and looking forward to more watching. Thanks. Greg

Salutations, Coaster Dad! I'm glad to see you doing well and are opening new doors and possibilities. I know 2020 has been one Blunderence of a year, but take it from Blunderman, sometimes tough times make the good times that much better, if we never give up. "Many of life's failures were people who gave up not realizing how close they were to success". Blunder On my friend!