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Panel removal + moisture barrier questions

Discussion in 'Prius c Accessories and Modifications' started by col127, Apr 5, 2013.

  1. col127

    col127 Member

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    Hi all,

    Going to start sound deadening soon and had questions:

    #1 Moisture barrier - I'm thinking it's there for a reason so I don' want to remove it (would like to put it back) - so how do you remove it without ripping it? It's really stuck to that black goop...

    #2 Do you put deadening material on the door cover as well (the plastic trim that you remove)? Or just on the actual door itself?

    #3 Ran into issues when trying to take apart my car - since I'm not too savvy on what to do... :p Wheel wells in the back - I couldn't figure out how to remove the pieces off - I saw there were 3 screws holding it in place - but I couldn't figure out how to get them off

    #4 Floor carpets - how to remove? do you have to remove the seats to do that ? How do you remove the seats?

    #5 Headliner - is this hard to take off? What's the process?

    Thanks for any help!
     
  2. maddog61

    maddog61 Junior Member

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    Why are u adding sound deadening..... the c is not that noisy..........your just adding weight????????
     
  3. col127

    col127 Member

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    it's very noisy imo. i drive luxury cars and there's a huge contrast with this car.
     
  4. B2FiNiTY

    B2FiNiTY Active Member

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    you can remove it and stick it back on. the goop is sticky enough, unless your car is too old or the weather is too cold.