Dynatmat Question

Ok, so two quick questions:

Anyone dynatmat the back of the door panels also (the plastic panels) and if so did you leave th padding off? I was thinking of ripping all the padding off, dynatmat it then glue the padding back ontop the dynatmat. . .anyone see a problem?

Second, the metal doors are two skins, anyway to get to the actual outside skin and dynatmat it? or just the front part? Hope that makes sense. I ripped all that plastic crap off the inside skin, hope that doesnt hurt anything.

Thanks all

the plastic helps seal against rain getting the inside of the plastic panel & fabric. If you seal it completely with dynamat you'll be fine.

I wouldn't use the matting on the inside of the plastic panel, spray would be much easier and more effective IMO.

which padding under the panels are you talking about? I don't seem to remember there being anything besides the plastic panel......?

ok I have done mine and I took everything off and cleaned the area with windex. now I did use spray on dynomat on the outer skin and use the extream dynomat on the inner skin. But don't roll down the window till it drys...lol. It's a B!@ch getting it off glass...

Originally posted by GREEN01GXE
the plastic helps seal against rain getting the inside of the plastic panel & fabric. If you seal it completely with dynamat you'll be fine.

I would make sure this is completely sealed. If not, you stand the chance of ruining your speakers from water damage.

I wouldn’t remove the inside padding from the door either. In many places that padding gives the door the thickness it needs to keep a solid fit. If you remove it, it may not fit properly and you may get even more rattles. Lord knows, the car rattles enough on its own.

Originally posted by Gandalf
Ok, so two quick questions:

Anyone dynatmat the back of the door panels also (the plastic panels) and if so did you leave th padding off? I was thinking of ripping all the padding off, dynatmat it then glue the padding back ontop the dynatmat. . .anyone see a problem?

Second, the metal doors are two skins, anyway to get to the actual outside skin and dynatmat it? or just the front part? Hope that makes sense. I ripped all that plastic crap off the inside skin, hope that doesnt hurt anything.

Thanks all

That's what I did, I dynamated it (most of it) then put the padding back.

The same w/ the plastic "crap." Took it out, dynamated the door, put it back, put self adhesive foam on top of it. :)

outer skin, its easy to do. you can get to it with the door panel off.