Blown away by the deadening comparative sound on ur roof. Nice job altogether. Thank u for the video info and suggestion for Kilmer. Thant’s my choice.
I took a break from the hood as well. I'm over it. Lived it. Almost died twice from it. Got arrested 4 times too many. Now I'm just living a normal life.
My son used Kilmat on his El Camino cab complete. I have a 1967 C10, the videos I have seen end up using 50 sq. ft. total. Just a guideline with high Center hump. Already had a “J” roller in my tool box, worked great.
Kilmat is definitely not dynamat with a different label. That being said, they are both very effective for sound deadening. I’ve installed both and kilmat is a great value and a good option although dynamat is a very good option for full blown installs or for treating problem areas needing a bit more attention. Use whatever works for your application and budget.
Love those old trucks. The sound deadening will help a lot and adding closed cell foam on top would help a great deal more but….. it just depends on your end goals wether it makes sense.
I use Knukonceptz Kolossus Edition 100mil. But I did pay like $416.08 for a 60 sheet shop pack as I'm overfilling my car with it to make it dead quiet. I love seeing these kind of videos. Not that many people on youtube show you the detail work you did here. Thanks man! 😎👊
thank you ....KILMAT reached out to me and used part of my video and said to let them know when i start my next project cause they want to help .....that was cool
@@classictruckaddictions7423 Dude that is so freaking Cool!!!! This is my 3rd car I use Knukonceptz Products but they have never contacted me to do any kind of sponsorship lol! I'm surprised they have been giving stuff to Mark At Car Audio Fabrication. By the way I'm The Average Guy1983 on youtube here and on instagram. Been following you on your amazing Journey on your Flex. I can wait to see it all finished! 😎👊
Dynamat extreme and kilmat are both 80mm. Same thickness. Kilmat is easy to use. Packaged better and cost 1/3 as much. I’ve used both. Buying the kilmat is a no brainer. Don’t buy noico. It stinks like rubber and the adhesive is toxic so you are suppose to wear gloves when applying it.
@@Van1018s ok. But for one inch, it would be 1000mils. Hence the term thousandth of an inch. My line of work we use thousandths (mils) as well as microns on a daily basis.
I used both good product but wouldn’t trust it on the roof on a hot day I think it will droop. Also used foil tape on the edges n seams so they don’t ooze.
Just started watching your progress. Looking good. I guess I need to check out the beginning of your project. Had you given any thought to Lizard Skin before putting down the other heat shield which really seals everything exceptionally well, plus the extra heat repelling.
hey Jon i did look at lizard skin ,but they dont have one that does both sound and heat you have to do their sound first and then heat and it can get thick .....but it would be so easy to just spray it on like i did the raptor liner .... thanks for watching
@@classictruckaddictions7423 My thought was to put the Lizard Skin on for the initial heat and to seal everything against moisture, like inside the doors etc. Then the other panels for additional heat and sound.
Can you paint over this??i have a jeep wj and i was just paint my floor with bedliner but i hear it gets so hot and noisy...i also want to seal every spot on the floor so water wont go in
I would use Kilmat that is very affordable as well also second skin is top of the line also if heat is a issue if your windows are not already tinted get them tinted and make sure the tint has the ceramic coating OMFG you wanna talk about a huge improvement in the summer time I’m talking 15-20 degrees color no more hot steering wheel or hot seats
Hi, do you know if the rain affects the kill mat? Because if you attach it to the door panel, i am assuming it's going to get wet when it rains. Thanks
Looks good... how does it compare to something like SecondSkin? Oftentimes, I think that most of this stuff is the same thing, just branded/labeled differently. 🤷♂️ How do you like that product? Is it performing well & holding up?
You are exactly right most of them are the same product just different label like everything else and it's holding up great it was easy to install those little squares that you had to deal with a big role of it I could cut it easily work awesome
@@classictruckaddictions7423 ... you've convinced me... I'm headed over to Amazon to do some pricing & comparison; I have to take some measurements & tally up $ before I make my purchase. More than enough is ok, not enough is never good (that's what the old timers taught me when I was a youngin'). That company should really look into making you a Rep or a sponsorship; you're representing their product well. Before I saw your video, I was dead set on using SecondSkin or buying bulk "budget brand" from partsexpress.com Thanks 👍👍
I don't mean to be a dick but it doesn't look like you went over the kilmat with a roller. The instructions say to use a roller until it's flat. Maybe I you did this later on idk, just saying. Using the roller is by the far the hardest and most time consuming part, laying it on there is the easy part.
Blown away by the deadening comparative sound on ur roof. Nice job altogether. Thank u for the video info and suggestion for Kilmer. Thant’s my choice.
I took a break from the hood as well. I'm over it. Lived it. Almost died twice from it. Got arrested 4 times too many. Now I'm just living a normal life.
My son used Kilmat on his El Camino cab complete. I have a 1967 C10, the videos I have seen end up using 50 sq. ft. total. Just a guideline with high Center hump. Already had a “J” roller in my tool box, worked great.
I've used this on my jeep and it works great..easy to use. Looks good. And ya I used 2 boxes too
yes it was simple to install ... love the sheets over the roll
I know dynamat is what everyone is using......
I’m using kilmat. Lol I like this guys thinking 👍🏾
So far so good? I’m getting ready to go with kilmat I think
@@MrSkittles618 how’d it work? I’ve heard you gotta apply 2-3 times depending on the situation
Yeah, that’s me also.
Kilmat is definitely not dynamat with a different label. That being said, they are both very effective for sound deadening. I’ve installed both and kilmat is a great value and a good option although dynamat is a very good option for full blown installs or for treating problem areas needing a bit more attention. Use whatever works for your application and budget.
Love those old trucks. The sound deadening will help a lot and adding closed cell foam on top would help a great deal more but….. it just depends on your end goals wether it makes sense.
I use Knukonceptz Kolossus Edition 100mil. But I did pay like $416.08 for a 60 sheet shop pack as I'm overfilling my car with it to make it dead quiet. I love seeing these kind of videos. Not that many people on youtube show you the detail work you did here. Thanks man! 😎👊
thank you ....KILMAT reached out to me and used part of my video and said to let them know when i start my next project cause they want to help .....that was cool
@@classictruckaddictions7423 Dude that is so freaking Cool!!!! This is my 3rd car I use Knukonceptz Products but they have never contacted me to do any kind of sponsorship lol! I'm surprised they have been giving stuff to Mark At Car Audio Fabrication. By the way I'm The Average Guy1983 on youtube here and on instagram. Been following you on your amazing Journey on your Flex. I can wait to see it all finished! 😎👊
I love a Ford on a Chevy. Good video overall. Looking to get this for my '57 F100.
Dynamat extreme and kilmat are both 80mm. Same thickness. Kilmat is easy to use. Packaged better and cost 1/3 as much. I’ve used both. Buying the kilmat is a no brainer. Don’t buy noico. It stinks like rubber and the adhesive is toxic so you are suppose to wear gloves when applying it.
That would be 80mil, not 80mm. Big difference. 80mm would be over 3” thick. Mil is one thousandth of an inch. 80mil would be about 2mm thick.
@@millcreekrange I just miss typed. The way it’s measured it takes about 800 mil. Or 10 layers to equal 1 inch.
@@Van1018s ok. But for one inch, it would be 1000mils. Hence the term thousandth of an inch. My line of work we use thousandths (mils) as well as microns on a daily basis.
@@millcreekrange makes sense. Well I have 13 layers on my roof. So I guess I slightly exceeded an inch.
@@Van1018s no freezing way you have thirteen layers. C mon now. 😄
Big difference thanks so much for sharing 👍☺️
Dynamat is the true OG, second skin is the top dog, and kill mat is the accesible option for everyone, you get what you pay for 👍
Nice!!! Killmat it is
I used both good product but wouldn’t trust it on the roof on a hot day I think it will droop. Also used foil tape on the edges n seams so they don’t ooze.
thought of that but this is what im doing
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Just started watching your progress. Looking good. I guess I need to check out the beginning of your project.
Had you given any thought to Lizard Skin before putting down the other heat shield which really seals everything exceptionally well, plus the extra heat repelling.
hey Jon
i did look at lizard skin ,but they dont have one that does both sound and heat you have to do their sound first and then heat and it can get thick .....but it would be so easy to just spray it on like i did the raptor liner .... thanks for watching
@@classictruckaddictions7423 My thought was to put the Lizard Skin on for the initial heat and to seal everything against moisture, like inside the doors etc. Then the other panels for additional heat and sound.
Can you paint over this??i have a jeep wj and i was just paint my floor with bedliner but i hear it gets so hot and noisy...i also want to seal every spot on the floor so water wont go in
Lizard skin has a smell which will take days to clear out.
Great video, thanks. Is that an old route van in the background?
thank you ....sorry for delay never saw your comment ....and its a 1955 dodge mail truck
I'm looking for sound and heat proof, what do you guys recommend?
this stuff works great and its priced great on amazon
A product called Lizard skin is great 👍🏾
I would use Kilmat that is very affordable as well also second skin is top of the line also if heat is a issue if your windows are not already tinted get them tinted and make sure the tint has the ceramic coating OMFG you wanna talk about a huge improvement in the summer time I’m talking 15-20 degrees color no more hot steering wheel or hot seats
Hi, do you know if the rain affects the kill mat? Because if you attach it to the door panel, i am assuming it's going to get wet when it rains. Thanks
it will be fine .... no worries
Looks good... how does it compare to something like SecondSkin? Oftentimes, I think that most of this stuff is the same thing, just branded/labeled differently. 🤷♂️
How do you like that product? Is it performing well & holding up?
You are exactly right most of them are the same product just different label like everything else and it's holding up great it was easy to install those little squares that you had to deal with a big role of it I could cut it easily work awesome
@@classictruckaddictions7423 ... you've convinced me...
I'm headed over to Amazon to do some pricing & comparison; I have to take some measurements & tally up $ before I make my purchase. More than enough is ok, not enough is never good (that's what the old timers taught me when I was a youngin').
That company should really look into making you a Rep or a sponsorship; you're representing their product well.
Before I saw your video, I was dead set on using SecondSkin or buying bulk "budget brand" from partsexpress.com
Thanks 👍👍
How many box should I buy for my four door Pajero.
2 should be enough
Lizard skin has a very great product too ..👌🏾
yes they do ....im going to use them on the underside of my fenders .... i did use raptor liner but its not for sound reduction
@@classictruckaddictions7423 awww I gotcha not for sound reduction. Raptor liner is just for undercoat to prevent rust..
Hi, The floor is just paint or is bedliner?
i did spray a lite coat of raptor liner first but paint or primer would be ok
I don't mean to be a dick but it doesn't look like you went over the kilmat with a roller. The instructions say to use a roller until it's flat. Maybe I you did this later on idk, just saying. Using the roller is by the far the hardest and most time consuming part, laying it on there is the easy part.
you dont sound like a dick ....but i did use the roller just not as hard as most people do because its sticky but good eye