WATCH THIS VIDEO BEFORE INSTALLING SOUND DEADENER/INSULATION IN YOUR JEEP!
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2021
- In today's video we install sound deadener/insulation in our 1996 Jeep Cherokee XJ! And during the video I give tips and tricks on what helped make the install easier!
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Insulation and tools used for installation
Roller used for insulation
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Sounds Deadener/Insulation
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Aluminum Camp Table
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JetBoil
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I used the same product on my XJ. I did the ceiling, and the front doors as well. Made a huge difference with road noise
That’s good to know! If I ever have to take the door panels off I might add some in there and same with the headliner
@@2AOverland If and when you do the doors, you’ll have good results if you apply Noico To the inside of the outer skin, as well as behind the inner panel.
Also, any time you have access to hidden areas, that’s a great opportunity to apply FluidFilm to prevent corrosion
thats nice to see a xj with original floor pans with no rust. my 96 i have to replace all the pans
Awh man that sucks! I had a few rust spots but it was from a leaky heater core, from my knowledge my XJ has been in AZ it’s whole life
lookin good man!
Thanks for watching man! It should do the trick on keeping out the summer heat too!
Hard work pays off
Damn right brother 👌🏼 it made a huge difference
Good video! Thank you
Thank you so much! :)
Nice tips, thanks a lot. I have an XJ but I'm planning to insulate another jeep, this video should be very helpful.
Thanks for watching 😊
Awesome XJ man awesome build would love to see a follow up on the ride noise after installation.
Thanks for watching man! We appreciate it and You have a good point, I think in the near future I’ll do an update vid on the sound deadener, exhaust and dual battery 😊
Great video 👍🏼 my arm was wore out after using the roller all day and I’m only half done with the floor
I appreciate it! I definitely had some shoulder soreness after rolling that out 😂 I thought about going to the store for a rolling pin while doing it lol
Awesome man going to be doing the same and a floor pan on pass side on mine unfortunately but its jeep life somtimes. Its such an upgrade doing this for sure..
That is the life, I had to patch some small spots too. Was yours from the heater core? I can’t wait to test drive it soon. I’m in the middle of filming the next video aux battery relocation user the hood of the jeep in the stock air boxes place
@@2AOverland I actually am starting to believe it was from a heater core once upon a time from PO, back in "98" or later on because heater core is good now.l, im the technically the second owner of the xj I have now the original second owner never tagged it or drove it daily jus to the local store and back . but why I say it could be it because my passenger floorboard is done for but all else is good. Great videos man these videos never get old even tho other people have done them the best part is seeing different situations and how people tackle them ..some people dont detail some do and some people use licence plates and some use a actual new floorboard , so to anyone who thinks UA-cam is the same shit differnt day well they must not pay attention to detail ...great videos man you're literally doing the same things im doing as of now and future great set up ..
That’s awesome to find one that’s never been registered like that before. I wish we had those here in AZ, along with my floor board starting to go bad it made the carpet extremely nasty too. I also have to agree when it comes to watching all the same topic of video but different tips and tricks of the people doing the same thing. I always end up thinking outside the box for those things lol. I’m glad that all the videos are lining up with your project and hopefully they help!
Nice
Thank you
I use rolled roofing the peel and stick for floors. Great for and offroad rig. I had 2 adapters and broke both. I was looking for something to cover bare metal roof before it becomes too hot this summer. Nothing like wanting to tilt your head while driving to get away from the heat off the roof. I like the trans tunnel producing heat. It keeps my coffee warm on the ebrake.
Not a bad idea with the rolled roofing! On the roof that would be great. I have a buddy that didn’t have anything on his roof and he had the same issue especially during summer 😬
Bro I’m over here being super jealous about how clean & rust free your floor pans are. Lol 😉😎👍🏻👍🏻
They we’re almost clean and rust free 😜 I had 2-3 really small rust holes from a leaking heater core. But it’s nothing that some sheet steel and a welder could fix!
Great job! Thanks for the link! I have 2 boxes in my cart! Do you plan to cover the doors as well?
Not a problem! 😊 hope it works well for you! Honestly I’m not entirely sure if I’ll do the doors, I haven’t really thought about it. I think I’ll pull a door panel off sometime to get a game plan on what to do lol
This is so helpful video! Thanks for mentioning our material in your project!))) We know how hard it can be to install sound deadening for the first time and it's so great that people share their experience which is really useful and helpful for sound deadening newbies. Hey, may we ask for your permission to share this footage for our customers and tag you? Thank you in advance!)))
Thank you so much! 😊 it’s not much of a learning curve once you realize how sticky it is and that it’s easier to use when cut it in half. And we don’t mind at all if you use our footage and tag us 😊
@@2AOverland Thank you for your permission! It's very important for us!
Of course! 😊 we can’t wait to use more of your products in the future!
Could you fit carpet over the sound insulation if you wanted to ? Asking because I may need to do this in a restore
I think you could! It’s not extremely thick with all the layers. In a few weeks I’ll be doing a video installing vinyl floor along with normal insulation over this sounds deadener if you wanna stick around and watch it
Good information and video quality. I really wish you would have the music at a much lower volume. honestly, it isn't needed at all.
Sorry about that 😬 I’m glad you found the information useful though
Nice install! The roller is the size it is for a reason. Need to apply enough pressure for proper adhesion. A wider roller will not apply the same amount of pressure per square inch.
Good call that makes sense! 🤔 thanks for watching!
I have 2 boxes for my Comanche. Should I put some on the ceiling
Thanks for watching! I definitely would, it will make it a lot quieter inside the cab forsure
How many boxes of the deadener do you think it would take to do the roof and flooring?
Thanks for watching! It depends how many layers you want to do? If you want one layer I would play it safe and get 4 boxes
How did this do with exhaust heat and how has it kept up since?
Thanks for watching! It was great and really helped compared to the bare metal floor. It held up the whole time and didn’t peel or anything. I did install insulation and a vinyl floor over this and all 3 of those together have made a night and day difference. Here’s a link to that video if you’re interested!
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so ive watched a few of your vids, i really like your rig. is that factory paint on there?
Thanks a ton for watching man we really appreciate it a lot! It is the factory paint but I think the jeep has been here in AZ it’s whole life. So I’m guessing the summer sun faded it and took the clear coat off and it made it this awesome dark green and gold type color that looks cool in the direct sunlight 😊
@@2AOverland that would be moss green pearl if its the factory color then. it looks like one of those modern flip flop paints. super cool man!!
That’s awesome! I honestly got lucky with the paint lol. If we ever get another jeep I want to possibly get it painted that color if it’s not a factory option
Is the sound deadner durable enough that you could just leave as the only thing in the floor-[ no carpets]?
It is! I had it like that for 6-8 months with no issues other than the aluminum scraping off some of it if you drop something
So how much quite do you think it actually was after doing all the work?
I don’t have an exact measurement in how quiet it got but it definitely worked!
Is that a magnetic side arm holder on the side of the center console?
Yes it is! 😊
@@2AOverland, Did you make it or buy it?
I bought the plate and had to bend it into place, trim the center console and bolt it in and glue the magnet on. Here’s a link to the plate and magnet. I’ve had zero issues in all the years that I’ve been using it.
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Hey brother I know this is an old video but I’ve been having extreme heat issues in the cabin and was wondering how much the insulation actually helped with keeping it cooler.
It helped slightly with the heat but really cut down on the noise. If you do this use the insulation too and it’s been a game changer for us with the heat. I’ll link you the vid of us installing the vinyl floor and insulation
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@@2AOverland i appreciate the quick response. guess I’m gonna have to do both the insulation and vinyl floor for the best results luckily I only have a 2 door so I don’t have to take out as much stuff and won’t take as much material
That’s your best bet. But that’s good! It took a while to get everything done right but it’s been great since I’ve installed it
What is the name of this material to order i need it is really hot in my tj jeep
Here’s a link to the sound deadener I used! I hope it helps out a lot!
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I want to replace my carpet and install this sound deadner but I can’t find new carpets anywhere. Can you point me to a source by any chance?
Sure! Thank you so much for watching by the way we appreciate it! Before I drop a link what year is your XJ?
@@2AOverland I really enjoy your content, I just subscribed ☺️My Jeep is a 98.
Thank you 😊 I hope this link brings you to the carpet you need.
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@@2AOverland awesome m thank you so much!
how many pieces (sheets) did you use? I'm planning to do this to my XJ :)
Thanks for watching! 😊 we used 18 sheets or 2 complete boxes. We did 3 layers on the trans hump and passenger side and 2 layers on the drivers side.
@@2AOverland awesome! thanks a lot!
@@danielfulop no problem man!
Does it improve ride quality and sound and if so, how significantly?
It’s a huge improvement over not having anything at all. The only downside is if you scrape any of the aluminum foil off the deadener it will be sticky. A few pieces of our camping gear has sticky stuff on it lol😬
@@2AOverland 35" at on my cherokee and you have to basically yell to have a conversation on the highway so this is definitely something I'm seriously considering doing
Yeah you’ll want to do this forsure! I have another video on installing insulation over the sound deadener and putting in a vinyl floor too. With all 3 of those things it’s night a day cooler in the jeep and a hell of a lot quieter too. Here’s a link to the video if you’re interested.
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So has it made a difference???? Is it as hot? Is it quieter? 17 minutes and zip.
Thanks for watching! It really has! I took it for a test drive today and it’s night and day to be honest. Once I get the vinyl floor in with the insulation backing on that I’m hoping it sounds like it did when it came from the factory 😂
@@2AOverland can’t wait to see the vinyl. I’ve been thinking of bedlining my interior but my floor and trans tunnel get too hot. Btw moss green is the best xj color haha
Thanks for watching man! I’m gonna do the vinyl when it cools down so I’m not dying outside in this heat 😂 I thought about bed lining the inside too but the heat is too much for us during the summer. And I have to agree with moss green! If we get a new jeep in the future I’m getting it painted the same color as the XJ if they don’t offer it from the factory.
Do you notice a big change in sound?
Thanks for watching! It does make a pretty big difference in our rig going from only the metal floor to having the sound deadener added
25 a box? roofing supply's is 25 a roll , looks like your box covers a bit more then the roll, or spray, or brush , on road patch for about 30 a gallon can add all kinds of creative things to the mix, do the back you have res. from that area
Curious if POR Raptor Liner would essentially do what a sound deadener like you used would do, but also seal up the pan 🤔
Btw: Noico is good shit. I put it in all my XJ doors. Doors sound solid as hell now, but I used the Noico with the foil material on the outer surface.
My main concern with using the sound deadener is with moisture getting trapped between the deadener and metal in any areas that didn't smoosh down all the way.
Thanks a ton for watching! I’ve heard nothing but good things about the raptor liner but I haven’t used it. I think you could get the same results with multiple layers depending how thick the stuff is. And the added grip would be a plus too!
I thought about doing my doors actually with the noico but I’m not sure where to apply it. Did you put it on the inside of the door with the window up or did you put it on the inner panel after removing the interior door panel?
"Watch this video Before"
No. All you want is views. You watched other videos on the same process and you're just copying them. Why would I watch the video? The application process is the same across the board.
Wow. I’m sorry my video made you that upset? You watched enough of my video to piss you off and want to comment lol