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rideair · 11-02-2018, 02:02 PM

kwmech,

"No".

The way you install the three products in/on the doors are the following.

1. Install the Noico product on the backside of the outer door skin (product installs like Dynamat, peel, press, role). Window will have to be fully rolled up reaching through holes in the inner door panel.

2. Install a layer of Noico on the inner door skin that will be behind the door panel facing you.

3. Place a layer of the Mass Loaded Vinyl over Noico and inner door panel creating a vapor barrier (much like new cars do now)

4. Install a layer of 3M SM600L on the backside of the door panel 9where it stays nice and dry)

By using this method, you will take the "ting" out of both the outer/inner door skins with the Noico, add a sound/vapor barrier with the MLV, finally adding additional sound proofing and heat/cool barrier with the 3M SM600L.

Make Sense?

11-02-2018, 02:02 PM	#24
rideair Registered User Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Front Royal Virginia Posts: 243	Re: Building a Bulletproof Squarebody Suburban: Community Input Requesting kwmech, "No". The way you install the three products in/on the doors are the following. 1. Install the Noico product on the backside of the outer door skin (product installs like Dynamat, peel, press, role). Window will have to be fully rolled up reaching through holes in the inner door panel. 2. Install a layer of Noico on the inner door skin that will be behind the door panel facing you. 3. Place a layer of the Mass Loaded Vinyl over Noico and inner door panel creating a vapor barrier (much like new cars do now) 4. Install a layer of 3M SM600L on the backside of the door panel 9where it stays nice and dry) By using this method, you will take the "ting" out of both the outer/inner door skins with the Noico, add a sound/vapor barrier with the MLV, finally adding additional sound proofing and heat/cool barrier with the 3M SM600L. Make Sense? Last edited by rideair; 11-02-2018 at 02:08 PM.