The Garage: GMC Sound Deadening Projects
The Garage: GMC Sound Deadening Projects
Featured Build: 1967 GMC C10 Sound Deadening
MAC's garage GMC C10 Build
This 1967 GMC C10 came into Mac's garage with deadener that Mac says "smells like someone is getting a new roof inside the cab". We ran across this build pre-removal stage and suggested to Mac that he use dry ice and alcohol in a bag to remove the old stuff. Once that was accomplished, they reached out to us for some American made Damplifier Pro butyl sound deadening (about 36 sq ft). The truck floor is about 20 sqft and the back wall about 8 sqft. It took 18 sheets of Damplifier Pro to completely cover the floor and back wall.
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More GMC Sound Deadening Projects
1996 GMC Jimmy (Saabkyle04)
Type of Project: Doors and Rear Cargo Automotive Sound Insulation
Check out Kyle's full install video
Products Used: 45 Sq Ft of Damplifier Pro CLD (60% Coverage - Cargo Floor/Walls/Doors)
18 Sq Ft of Luxury Liner Pro MLV (Floor)
36 Sq Ft of OverKill Pro (Doors)
Accessories: Spray Adhesive (2 cans), Wooden Roller, Butyl Rope
2005 Safari mini-van
Type of Project: Full Vehicle Soundproofing
Products Used: 90 Sq Ft of Damplifier Pro CLD (60% Coverage - Floor/Walls/Doors/Firewall/Ceiling)
72 Sq Ft of Luxury Liner Pro Mass Loaded Vinyl (Floors/Wall/Doors)
38 Sq Ft of Heat Wave Pro automotive thermal insulation (Ceiling)
Accessories: Spray Adhesive (4 cans)
1996 GMC Sierra
Type of Project: Floor Sound Deadening
Products Used: 40 Sq Ft of Damplifier Pro CLD (Floor)
Accessories: Wooden Roller
2000 Sierra
Type of Project: Full Vehicle Soundproofing
Products Used: 120 Sq Ft of Spectrum Liquid Sound Deadening (Floor/Wall/Doors/Firewall/Ceiling/Undercarriage Cab)
54 Sq Ft of Luxury Liner Pro Mass Loaded Vinyl (Floors)
18 Sq Ft of Mega Zorbe Melamine Foam (Doors)
26 Sq Ft of Heat Wave Pro automotive thermal insulation (Ceiling)
Accessories: Spray Adhesive (3 cans), Spray Gun + Bottle, Foil Tape
1992 Yukon denali
Type of Project: Roof Sound & Heat Insulation
Products Used: 60 Sq Ft of Damplifier Pro CLD (Roof)
60 Sq Ft of Heat Wave Pro Thermal Insulation
Accessories: Wooden Roller, Spray Adhesive (2 Cans), Foil Tape
2006 Yukon
Type of Project: Door Sound Deadening
Products Used: 36 Sq Ft of Spectrum Liquid (4 Doors)
Accessories: Wooden Roller, Speaker Tweakers
Featured Build: IRONHIDE Tribute Build
Branden's ironhide gmc 3500 transformers tribute build
Branden went all out with this sweet replica build of the awesome character IRONHIDE from Transformers. This is a full frame off restoration currently still in progress. Branden of BW Customs and Automotive used 5 gallons of Spectrum to get four 1 mm coats on the floor, firewall, roof, and back wall of this GMC 3500. He used another two gallons of Spectrum on the doors to get three 1 mm layers on the inner and outer door skins. The body has been painted and returned back to the chassis and he's doing all the cool add-ons like Transformer emblems and lighting. Check out his build as it progresses on Branden's Instagram page.
1999 Sierra 2dr truck
Type of Project: Floor Sound Deadening + Automotive MLV
Products Used: 38 Sq Ft of Damplifier Pro CLD
38 Sq Ft of Luxury Liner Pro MLV
Accessories: Spray Adhesive (1 can), Wooden Roller
2016 Sierra 1500 Truck
Type of Project: Full Vehicle Soundproofing
Products Used: 75 Sq Ft of Damplifier Pro CLD
62 Sq Ft of Luxury Liner Pro MLV (Floors/Back Wall/Doors)
Accessories: Spray Adhesive (2 cans), Wooden Roller
2019 sierra denali
Type of Project: Car Door Insulation
Products Used: 26 sq ft each of Damplifier Pro & Luxury Liner Pro
Accessories: Spray Adhesive (1 can), Wooden Roller
2012 GMC Yukon
Type of Project: Ceiling Sound Deadening
Products Used: 42 Sq Ft of Damplifier Pro CLD
Accessories: Wooden Roller
ziggy's 2004 GMC yukon
Ziggy skinned the entire Yukon with Damplifier Pro butyl vibration sheets. He ordered the 120 sqft box and the 20 sqft box to make sure he had enough. After skinning the floor with 55 sqft he tackled the roof where he used 45 sqft. The 4 doors used up about 6 sqft each and the back hatch took about 12 sqft. Afterwards, Ziggy stated that he could now have a cell phone conversation on speaker phone and the music inside of his ride sounded 5 times better with no additional upgrades done.