BIG PROGRESS! | 1963 F100 Sound Deadening and Dash Updates

Sound Deadening Mat in your car or truck can make a huge difference, when it comes to road noise. This can improve the sound of your audio system, as well as giving you a higher quality ride!
This is a great upgrade for my F100! The interior is looking great! Make sure you watch to see a before and after, in the video!
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[@gunhappyclown]

Building a 63 this year I’ll be following thank you

[@JakeHarrington]

They are awesome projects to work on! I've gotten a long way with mine so far

[@Jason1Pa]

Looking good! I always thought stuff like that came in a roll,but having that in small pieces is definitely a plus.

[@JakeHarrington]

It is so much easier to work with! I went with 80 mil thick which is thick, but still plenty thin enough to put it just about anywhere!

[@mredmister3014]

Well done and exactly what I needed to hear. Did you used Por-15 on the rust prohibitor? Also I’m curious if you upgraded your sound system with a flat low profile subwoofer under the seat as I don’t think it would fit behind the seat. I’ll look at your other videos and subscribe. I’m finishing up a 68 F250 for my son and well need some bass.

[@JakeHarrington]

I used POR 15 after removing as much rust as humanly possible! I planned on running a mini amplifier, to go with my stereo setup. Most 6x9 speakers will provide plenty of bass. The limiting factor is typically the stereo's built-in amplifier. (Or lack thereof)

[@fishbvcd1]

How much kilmat did you actually end up using? I'm getting ready to buy some and I don't know if I need to buy one or two boxes for my 65 F100

[@JakeHarrington]

I ended up buying 2 boxes and had plenty to do the inside of the door panels, floor, and all!

[@elangray2024]

@@JakeHarrington 2 boxes of 50 square foot?

[@QSAUnited]

@@elangray2024 each box is 36sqft, so a total of 72sqft.