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#165820 04/04/2007 6:58 PM
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Hello, I have just welded a new floor into my 1960 C60 Chev. I want to add some sound deadening material to the floor and possibly inside the doors before I lay in a rubber floor. Does anyone have any ideas or methods they have used that worked well? As usual, all replys are thankfully appreciated!


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Lots of info on that subject. Do a search. Peel and seal from Lowes seems to be a popular choice. Price isn't bad either

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just throwin out a thought here , anyone ever tried usin a chunk of cement wire under there rubber floor ??? my brother put a chunk under the mat of his his mid 70's pick up he had yrs ago he bought new with a rubber mat ...the wire kept the mat up off the floor to let condensation wick away ,it wasnt a sound deadener bye anymeans but the floor of that truck here in PA were we get nasty winters stayed really nice for many yrs.


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Anything under a rubber floor mat will eventually transfer through the mat and cause premature wear on the floor mat. Properly cleaning and maintaining the floor board sheet metal will prevent the majority of this deterioration.

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