I m planning to put two layers, 1st layer dampening type, 2nd layer absorption type:

Sidepanel 50x60cm 3000cm²
Sidepanel 50x60cm 3000cm²
Mobo Tray 50x40cm 2000cm²
Roof 20x60cm 1200cm²
Floor 20x60cm 1200cm²
Total to cover 10400cm²

1) i assumed hoodliner is from dynamat company not soundblok...
from dynamat specification... hoodliner is open and close foam both.... its urm hybrid i guess
so urs must be some other company

[KS] My supplier say I cannot use his company name. So it will remain anonymous~
Mine is not hybrid, my HoodLiner is open-cell. Meant for sound insulation.

2) For the 2nd layer, hoodliner is expensive. Noise Absorption Mat - 1 piece (~3'x4', thickness ~1inch, Open-Cell foam) and Insulation Foam - 1 piece (3'x4', thickness 5mm, self-adhesive, Close-Cell foam)
which one u recommend for my pc, close or open? wut the difference?
NAM is not self-adhesive, so cannot stick to your PC. Insulation Foam is the same as SuperLon or Insulflex. For your PC, please use open-cell for sound insulation.

3) anyway do u sell promat <--- close type foam
[KS] Promat is expensive close-cell. If you want to use this, you can just get the 10mm Insulflex or SuperLon also can.

4) for 1st layer, dampening, i want to use dampening mat coz its so cheap, is it the same as sikadamp, dynamat that other ppl using
[KS] Cannot use dampening mat, it will not stick on vertical surface. I can still sell you if you insist on it, but I bear no responsibility for any issue/accident/problem....
Dampening Mat is not the same as Sika, Dynamat. Flex Mat is the same as Sika or Dynamat.

5) i dont understand suppression pad and propad, it doesnt cover the whole area, just patch here and there how to stop sound???
[KS] In soundproofing, you will need to dampen the vibration first then only do sound insulation. Propad, Suppression Pad, Flex Mat. Dampening Mat, Sika, Dynamat and etc are for vibration dampening. Foam type items are for sound insulation.
...So in your case, what you can do is vibration dampening first then sound insulation.

Take your time and thanks for enquiry.

Yes, 4 doors you may use the combination of Propad and Suppression Pad. This is 1 layer.

2nd layer where you want to stick? Door trim? Or the layer with holes for the doors?

Yes, Insulflex and Insulation Foam is the same.

For door trim, you may apply 1 layer of Flex Mat first. Then only overlap with Insulflex Foam. Guarantee nice effect~ !

Yes, it works as well. But since you plan to install ICE... would suggest to add in dampening material.

...The choice is yours. You won't need to too many Flex Mat to cover the whole surface, for me I would say 1 box per door trim should be sufficient.

Just did a Honda City full flooring soundproof.

Material used Flex Mat, Dampening Mat, Visomat PB2 and Noise Absorption Mat.
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Sorry bro, no picture available for Wira SE. For front hood, u can always use hoodliner. ...definitely work better than those 10mm close cell foam. I have many ways of doing doors and rear trunk area. Maybe u can pm me ur budget, and I will try and offer u something.

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Yes, bro. I do provide postage of the soundproof materials to other states.

Anyway, I have sent you the detail pricing on the requested materials.

Do you have any budget in mind? I can suggest you with various materials if you can share with me your budget.

Oh, ok. For that you get to do a very effective 2 layers for 4 doors, using Flex Mat, Propad and Suppression Pad.

Let me know if you are ok.

I must say the door trim is really very very nice work..... Neat and precise.

you photos are very nice too... Very nice shot with the lightning very balance.

What is your plan? How many layers you plan to apply?

Do you have any budget in mind? I can recommend easier with a budget.

My recommendation is 2 layers. Propads+Flex Mat+Insulflex.

If you have better budget and want to try STP, also can. Just let me know.

You won't feel the damage when there is no noise coming into your ride from outside.

Please check your PM.

On the 1st page, I do have some samples of photo for reference.

Wah so happy ....

Wait until you finish DIY....sure lagie happy

Hello...~
Replying you ...

You mean stick as in glue ah? Or stick as in roller?

Insulation Foam comes with self-adhesive a.k.a glue-backing to be applied on any surface.

No roller.

Yes, no glue required. Why want to use glue and get yourself suffocate for 1 week in a car?

Sorry, out of stock now. Still pending for item to arrive. . Thank you for your interest.

Sorry, really no idea. $$$ is an issue also....

Will announce again when stock ready la~

Thanks for your interest.

Door panel as in door trim/door guard ah?

Or any other layer?

Flex Mat, Suppression pad or Propad also suitable.... Do you have a budget in mind? Easier to plan/advice if got budget.

You can apply 1 layer of flex mat then on top cover with insulflex. Or purely flex mat also can.

sorry eh, for your application, you can purchase 2 pieces of flex mat from me. Insulfex you will have to get it from someone else. I'm only suggesting how to soundproof your door guard.

Ok bro, thanks for your interest. Sent u a pm on the pricing.