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1 hour ago, SMeestercpa said:

Thank you Scott.  Could you have gone thicker?  Is it quieter?  Warm enough?  How much did you need?

 

Steve

It seems quieter, don't know about warmer or cooler but expect it is better.  The real test will be a summertime flight sitting outside for a spell!  I think I think I bought 4 sheets, but need one more to completely finish.   This was for the roof all the way back to the hat rack area, and down into the baggage area.  Previous owner replaced the sidewall portions under the windows.  I don't think I could go thicker on the roof, but perhaps on the sides?  If you could install 3" thick stuff, you'd still need a good headset so I don't know that it matters too much.

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14 hours ago, SMeestercpa said:

Hello.  I am thinking of replacing the insulation in my 1984 K.  Does anyone know what thickness of this insulation that Spuce sells that I should use?  Is there a better material out there than this stuff?  Thank you,

Steve

https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/appages/supersoundproofsheet.php?clickkey=59594

I used 1/2” super soundproofing with adhesive backing to insulate my cabin about 13 years ago. It sticks to aluminum but releases pretty easily (so far). It may have helped quite the noise a bit. I covered every surface and made ceiling inserts our of it. No rattles in the cabin. It seems to have truly helped even out temps in the cabin. The material has not deteriorated since installation.

There is still a temp differential from front to back, but I don’t need to cook myself to keep the rear seat pax comfortable.

 

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