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01somta
03-04-2008, 07:50 PM
I just finished undercoating my car with U-pol Raptor liner, now I am going to spray the same in my interior and trunk. On the interior where I spray the coating I will be covering with sound deadner. My first question is where should I not coat/sound deaden the interior. I really would like to do the sheetmetal where the backseat rest (#1) on and the wheel tubs, but should I also do the small panel next to the tubs (#3) in the picture? It seems that if I did coat/deaden that area it would be hard get all the window bolts and cranks back in correctly, should I just leave this area in primer? Also, if I do the sound deaden the trunk should I put sound deadner on the inside of the rear quarters? How many people put sound deading material in the trunk?

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Tom Welch
03-07-2008, 04:54 PM
I would put it everywhere I could get it, taking into account the need to install whatever hardware and parts that arent in place when you apply the stuff. I have seen jeeps sprayed with bedliner inside and out, they just taped over the holes the wanted to use later.