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I took off the rear interior trim pieces because there was a rattle when driving the car.
I checked and it came from the rear window trim piece (it stopped when I held my finger against it).
I insulated the rear window trim using acoustic foam.
I thought of using the foam on the rest of the trim pieces to.
Is it a waste of time and material? Or should I go with the plan?
Every piece you can insulate makes a Vette quieter cooler vehicle after you correct the rattle issue. My interior is 100% covered...even under the dash and the inner firewall(footwall).
I "derattled" the interior first before installing soundproof/insulation.
Win/Win situation. A couple pics.....
Upper photo is inside of sail panel with what is left of the factory insulation. I had a guest mouse who thought my insulation was better used to make a nice nest.
Lower photo is how I replaced it with a polyfill insulation.
I have also added sound insulation everywhere as Doorgunner has shown, even in the storage compartments. Really makes a difference.
Interior noise insulation
the more sound insulation the better. Those interior sail panels had insulation glued to the inside of them from the factory. Thick fuzzy stuff.
