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#2
saw this on diyma...
deadener can only do so much to stop vibration. bracing the panel is really the one method people should invest time in, imo.
#3
What's a good material to use to brace a panel and how do you go about doing that?
#4
funny, I was just browsing this over there. That door turned out real nice.
I guess a side benefit of converting your door into a box is structural stiffening?
That tessa (sp?) tape is a cool product.
Last edited by astrochex; 12-21-2014 at 06:54 PM.
#5
Wooden dowels make since I need to do something to remove the 3 millimeters of X-max on my door card.
#6
Best takeaway for me was sealing air gaps and use of plastic and rivnuts.
While a door even well sealed I might guess models about like a flexy funky aperiodic chamber, I imagine there's really only so much you can do and still get a door card back on.
But I appreciate the continuing showing off that makes me want a router more and more.
#7
My problem is the Subaru door panels. The door card actually pushes into the access panels. Found this out after sealing up our Forester doors, and then trying to put the panel back on. Yeah...
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#8
hmmm... you could fiberglass some access hole covers that sink into the access holes a bit deeper than the door panels. might even be kinda easy if you could just use the door cards for the moldOriginally Posted by chithead
#9
Buy a different car
Haha kidding aside, thank you for sharing this here.
#10
Thank you for all the wonderful ideas and tips and tutorials in your videos!!!Buy a different car
Haha kidding aside, thank you for sharing this here.
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