@SpyderLEE assuming your going to insulate, ply line and carpet your walls, there is going to be no noticeable difference whatsoever in adding sound deadening to the panels.
@@dor843088 Just starting out on our build so I may be wrong. The best I can tell, it's a matter of stopping the drumming of the panels rather than soundproofing the interior. We're going to do it anyway
I’ve used Dodo Thermoliner. It’s offensively sticky. You get one attempt, no repositioning. Keeps you on your toes when fitting 😀
Yes it’s the stickiest stuff I’ve ever used 😂
Progressing nicely, great work 🐈👍
It actually much further on than this. My insta is more up to date if you want to see more. 😁
Looking 😎👍
Cheers 👍😁
Nice work lee that's going to be a well snug camper van loving your content 👍👍
Hope so 🤞😁
Nice work Lee 👍🏻
Thanks ☺️
..loving the build so far Lee...I've just finished my t5,and I'm on my maiden voyage this week coming, and can't wait!...cheers.
Nothing better than the maiden voyage. I remember mine in the t5 👍
Great video as always
Thanks ☺️
Hi Lee. What do you fix the insulation board up to the roof and do you just use self tapping screws to hold the wooden batterns?
I used some of the sticks like Sh!t stuff and propped it up overnight
Sound deadening is a waste of time and money in a camper
Do you want to elaborate?
@SpyderLEE assuming your going to insulate, ply line and carpet your walls, there is going to be no noticeable difference whatsoever in adding sound deadening to the panels.
@@dor843088 Just starting out on our build so I may be wrong. The best I can tell, it's a matter of stopping the drumming of the panels rather than soundproofing the interior. We're going to do it anyway
sir, plz check your email🥰🥰
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