Dont wanna mess with uphol. on roof or floor BUT, would lining the underside of my floor mats be NOTICABLEY effective, in add. to doors and trunk?
932369
I'd start with doors and trunk. It was enough I didn't go any further with it. The floor has enough bends and pieces that I doubt much noise is coming from there anyways. It's mostly from the large flat areas like doors and roof.
932370
No. Waste of money. If you want it quiet in there do all the doors. That will help.
932371
I'm almost 100% sure that lining the mats would make no discernible difference in sound. It is designed to be placed on metal that would normally rattle or vibrate thereby transferring the sound from the outside to the inside of the vehicle.
932372
After installing this product, I can honestly say the interior of my vehicle is noticeably quieter.
1723184
take in consideration the base of trunk, where the ramp would lay, needs to be even.also the edge of ramp needs to hook securely as not to slip off trunk while moving up & down. maybe a two piece. might have a curve grab hook on one end. a pair of 5-6in wide by 3 ft long may work they are lighter and are at amazon. i almost got them but i didn't need to move mine around. this one is good for side entry mini vans where it is even.hope this helps.
955156
I would think so but I would not see the point in using these over a vinyl floor. The downside to the full, over the hump, Weathertech mats is that you can not simply remove them to dump debris. You have to maneuver them in and out and any debris gets dumped on the floor or seats.
1003390
I used this product in the interior sheathing of my roof. I created an air space with 2 in styrafoam strips...don't see why that wouldn't work in your scenario...just need it to breathe a bit....jmho
932666
Our car has a sunroof and we didn't have a problem. The only problem we had was that we didn't buy the blanket to go underneath the roof bag, we ended up having scuff marks on the car due to that, our fault.
2057904
Thickness is the same, but the driver's side has the same problem of folding up under your foot. There's no way to secure it at the top of the floor board. And that's the whole reason I bought new mats to begin with. I'm not happy about that.
1130135
The Velcro strip comes pre-attached to the unit which works perfectly with a cloth trunk. You will most likely have to purchase strips for your liner.
992064
It would help somewhat to take the speaker down and stuff the hole with as much insulation as possible. With the proximity of the joists the effect would not be complete but would quiet the transfer somewhat.There is a product called Dynamat that is used in cars which might help as well.
1630032
Shouldn't be a problem, just make sure you secure the carrier well (use more straps that come attached to the carrier) and it helps to put some sort of anti-slip material between the carrier and the roof, especially since you probably don't have a roof rack. Amazon sells a mat designed for this purpose but you can use just about any anti-slip material. The material keeps the carrier from slipping and protects the paint on the car. The size of the carrier is not too large so it should fit without overhang on an Grand Am.
878137
I used it like that on the entire surface of my trunk - looked great! I'd think it's safe to do so, but I'm not 100% positive either. Made my trunk look like a black mirror, it looked fantastic...
1906431
Yes on top of our Ford Explorer I put down a sleeping mat ground mat on top of roof and over rear crossbar --- drove over 1000 miles with no issues . Be sure to keep enough items in bag to keep the top always over zippers even if it means putting cardboard boxes in it ---- if zippers are not covered it can leak ---- I still put all our gear in plastic garbage yard type bags for an extra measure , to keep thing dry as we drove in some heave thunderstorms at times . Yes it will work
930269
No. I have rear ones on right now. I am installing the fronts this weekend. It should help keep the mud and rocks from hitting the door.
1610881
That might work but since this is glued to the floor Regular use with a vehicle driving over it may cause it to be disclocated. If you can use some industrial strength adhesive it might work out.
235181
I installed the mat over the stock trunk liner, however, I don't see any reason why the mat couldn't replace any existing carpet if you wanted it to.
1903165
Yes you can. However, it will not fit as tightly and not exactly into the holes on the floor. It is fine, though. We have the rubber mats over our regular Honda mats and they are secure and do not move.
1067407
I looked at picture on the box and figured it out that way. I use a sofe piece of material under each side of the part that rests on the trunk to prevent scratching the car. Rather simple I think.
1667577
I am using in door only, sorry I didn't tried it in out door and I have no idea about how to cover