I have some left over DYNAMAT, has anyone used that in a wheel arch?
I have some left over DYNAMAT, has anyone used that in a wheel arch?
Not I, but I suspect it would become a sticky magnet for everything once a few stones have damaged the aluminium coating! If you could protect it you might have a winner.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyG
Doesn't Dynamat go inside for noise suppression?
Normally, but Defender drivers always want to be different.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
If it were my money, I'd be looking at something like this, then modifying to fit.
Mud Guards | ISP Glendale
As others have shown, there is plenty of bracket attachment points under there- might just need to get creative with some steel.
I seem to remember reading somewhere that you could actually buy mudguard liners for Defenders, but I have no idea where I read it.
This would give me Dynamat both sides ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by kogvos
Possibly only one way to find out
I've had the rear wheel arches sprayed with Rhino guard just after I bought it. Haven't done any gravel road driving so not sure how well in suppresses noise. Was also was done to protect surface against stone chipping/damage. Had both Rhino guard and underbody rustproofing done by Beams Rustproofing in Perth and can highly recommend them, outstanding job and attention to detail
The youngest son has just spent $550 having his Hilux steam cleaned and then sprayed with a thick rubbery stuff and then a black overcoat, so I will be interested to see if it makes it quieter, as well as VERY black under there.
If you don't like noise ,swap it for a ranger / vw and move on.