Yes bro, Insuflex on plastic and Suppression pads on the metal body part.

But I will add in one more thing, Noise Plug... then your tire noise is almost non-existence.

My way no need, but if you want also can... but you have to dismantle the whole fender because applying Flex Mat you need to apply pressure for better contact.

Dampening Mat is not suitable for vertical application, even though it is butlyn too.

My way I choose Suppression Pads over Flex Mat for the ease of application, to obtain the same result/effect.

Are we talking about Myvi or other cars?

Suppression Pads, cut and paste. Stick it to the metal body part of the fender. Paste it at the area where you think it can reduce the vibration more.
Normally I stick it close together, to achieve better results.

Which part of Wira a/b that you would like to soundproof? I try not to install for you, can you D-I-Y instead? Heheheh... cheaper ma.

Errr... I try not to. Do you have problem DIY? If you have no other option, then I can do it for your with labor charge.

If Persona is the same as Myvi, then 1 box is enough. If more then you can try 2 boxes.

Bro, after soundproof why you still want to hear the engine sound???

Ok, not to get your expectation too high i want my (inside car) very silent.. Sound is a very subjective thing.

or much better if didn't hear anything outside..
You have to hear something from outside when driving la, later Police sound their siren you also cannot hear...later end up in lock up pulak... Hahahahha... this is soundproof la, not creating a vacuum.

Anyway, if you really and must insist on me doing it... The labor charge is RM500, for full cabin soundproofing. Materials price excluded. I will ask my installer to help me too.

But I will insist on DIY la...

Hahaha... I understand bro, but just to set your expectation right. But don't worry, after soundproof you will really feel the effects.

For full cabin, you will need:
Doors:
4 box suppression pads
~8 box Flex Mat
2 roll insulation foam

floors:
3 Dampening Mat
5 Flex Mat
3 Noise Absorption Mat

Pillars:
3 box InsuDamp

Roof:
2 box suppression pad
1 set KIA damping mat

~should be roughly around there la.

Ok, pm you the price already.

Ok then, we can COD in Berjaya Times Square. Just let me know the time will do, can you PM me your contact as well?

Hi Bro,
Sorry for late reply.
You can do this:

Tire Noise, soundproof fenders:
1 x Suppression Pads, 1 x Insuflex, 1 set Noise Plug

For road noise, you can:

1. 3 x Dampening Mat

2. Add on 3 Noise Absorption Mat

3. Add on 5 x Flex Mat or 1 x InsuDamp, to cover high up behind dashboard for engine noise.

I should be free from 4PM ~ 6PM for both days. Just let me know in advance will do. If possible, COD at Giant Bandar Puteri's car park.

I've PM you the pricing.

Just let me know if you would like to know more.

Thanks for your interest...but sorry my materials are not for home studio. It is only meant for automobile.

You will have to look for other alternative.

Hi bro, how customize you want it to be? Actually if you can state your preference and budget, then it will be easier for me. Like doors 2 or 3 layers.
I have multiple ways of doing doors, floors and roof. Please share with me more about your preference... Then I can definitely work out something for you. You can roughly get the idea from the listed price on first page.

Hi Ruki, thanks for the feedback. They call me a punctual freak... to certain extend, I do disagree...

If you want something better, you can add-on a third layer to have better effect. Don't worry, Flex Mat is flexible enough to peel off and stick it back.

P.S: You wake up quite late huh...

It depends on what you want actually... If you ask me, then I will definitely say full cabin, doors, floors, roof and the pillars.

But you may try doors and the floor first. It is definitely good enough to really really enjoy your quiet and comfortable ride...

If your carpet is up, then just cover high up behind the dashboard. Or else you will regret and might be lazy to open up the whole carpet again...

Do let me know~~

Sometimes it is hard to imagine how much materials that you need, so I hope I can roughly estimate the correct amount for you...

Oh...If that's you plan, then ok also. Can just use the Dampening Mat la, it is cheap and with N.A.M on... You can get a very very good result already

If budget permits, then just go for Flex Mat lor... Nice nice no run water~~

Tire? Then you'll have to do the fender soundproofing. Use suppression pads, Insulflex and Noise Plug will do. Sorry ah, now no more installer dy... I'm the only installer left, but a lazy one.

To tackle road noise, then need to do floor soundproofing.

Bro,
It was years back when I own a Saga aeroback. I'm not sure how much materials you need.

Do you have any idea what is your boot floor size? Or can you capture a photo of your boot and let me see?

I guess from there I can roughly quote you how much materials you'll need.

Anyway, details PM-ed to you.

Hi bro,
Hope my explanation will assist you to understand what are the available options for you:

RED = Flex Mat
PINK = Dampening Mat or Flex Mat
YELLOW = Dampening Mat

If you purely want to do the spare tire compartment, then 3 Flex Mat or (1 Flex Mat and 1 Dampening Mat)

If you wish to cover everything I have highlighted, then :
4 Flex Mat
1 Dampening Mat

add on Noise Absorption Mat for your papan. But NAM out of stock, so can only substitute with Insulflex.

P.S: You really need to clean the surface before apply the materials. The surface so dusty~~~

Just let me know if you would like to know more.

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Actually the weight increment is negligible. Control your right foot, and the FC should be ok...

Meet up no problem. Let me have your contact and we can arrange.

The weight should be between 500g~700g. Can't really remember.

I have something thicker. Call Propad. Similar with suppression pads, but the adhesive part is Butyl. And it works much better than Suppression Pads, I mean in terms of dampening effect. It is around 5mm thick.

You can mix between suppression pads and Propads.

The Propad will be RM65 a box of 10 pieces.

The material is 5mm overall, with the butyl ard 2mm thick. With this thickness, guess it is more than enough to dampen the vibration of the doors.

My supplier say 1 Propad is able to dampen what 2 suppression pads can. But maybe Psychology effect la... That's why some mixed with suppression pads.
....or worst, 10 Propads a door.

hmmm... most of the time, I would suggest do 4 doors straight. So you can have a balance effect.

As a starter, you can do 1 or 2 layers...

For Wira, you can only use 6mm Insulflex/SuperLon.

I would suggest you to mix Suppression Pads and Propad. But consider the size of Wira doors, you will need 5 boxes of the pads.

Take 3 x Propad and 2 x Suppression Pad, then buy 2 rolls of Insulflex 6mm with self-adhesive. You can buy those that do not come with self-adhesive, but be prepared to suffer from the smell for 1 week.

Do 2 layer and feel the difference.