Sound Deadening on a 1982 C3 Corvette Using MAT66 Sound Deadening Material

This video shows how to apply Sound Deadening Material on a 1982 C3 Corvette. Video is demonstrated by "Corvette Hop".
Used Two boxes of Sound Deadening Material from (about $100): mat66.com
Rollor Tool Noice (about $10): www.amazon.com/Noico-Installa...

[@Tapo4egg]

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[@TheWhatisright]

Thank you.

[@primozkrajcar4144]

Nice work! Something to tackle for yourself at home for the weeken for sure. Keep the usefull videos coming!

[@claudeclaerhout527]

Great video! Thanks.

[@peter455sd]

Very nice

[@RichVLucky]

Great Video! Thanks for posting! It looks like you had two guys working together. How many total man-hours would you say you took from start to finish?

[@TheWhatisright]

Great question, A good six to eight hours total if it is your first time. Keep in mind, the seat bolts were already removed by Randell ahead of time.

[@berts4877]

How much of a difference did the sound deadening material make? I have an 82 Collector's Edition like the one in the video and this is not a project I would have thought to do. Seems like a lot of work, hopefully the results are worth it.

[@TheWhatisright]

You can sure tell a difference. A more solid ride without the little noises that most people just accept. Yes, lots of work but a great ride.

[@zakspop]

Ugh, how about a review of how it works? Did it actually help. Corvettes are not metal so I'm sure the difference isn't as great as with a standard metal car.

[@TheWhatisright]

I did the same thing on my 1969 Convertible. It worked great. I also notice a big decrease in the heat coming on the firewall and shifter area. A more confutable ride.