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Neutral Newbie

Hi Cool, is there any diff between aeroform and aeroflex [confused] ...i have a few sheets of black aeroflex 1/2" thick. can those be used as soundproofing material? btw r u coming for the meetups tomorrow?

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Neutral Newbie

anyway thanks a lot

since you had get the clip from some places

I would appreciate if you can share where you get it

It make life easy

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Neutral Newbie

Aerofoam and aeroflex sound like the same items.

 

They are generally more for thermal insulation rather than soundproofing. But it does serve that purpose (in a sense). You can use that, no problemo.

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Neutral Newbie

Hi Acemundo

Nice to meetup with you last night at Bishan

Din have much time to chat with you, as we busy testing the ICE systems.

Next round must come for meetup again ok?

[laugh][laugh][laugh][thumbsup]

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Neutral Newbie

Now, i'm surfing the greenbook for a real soundproofing material as opposed to the 'Aero' brand. Hopefully, i can find them. [:)]

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Neutral Newbie

Thanks, but I heard it peels after a while...

 

I'm actually looking to sounproof the car internally....something in place of the 'aeroflex' foam sheets used by some of us as DIY materials.

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Neutral Newbie

Even Sound Clad applied by Tuff Kot requires the owner to go back after 1 yr to respray. I've used Insulflex in the boot with quite gd effects. Insulates against sound and heat it seems. Abt $18/yd for 9mm thickness and cheaper?? for 6mm thickness.

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Supercharged

Thanks. Nice to meet you folks also.

 

Don worry, there are so many pals there, I also never got chance to speak to quite a few of them. Well, but at least I learnt a bit from you and others about the powerful sound systemsthumbsup.gif

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I used Insulflex for my bonnet, but i still feel that it's more for thermal insulation purposes and does nothing much for the acoustics. That's why i'm looking into experimenting acoustic materials for my boot. [:)]

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