Replacement Material for Sound Blanket in Engine Cover

Grits

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Hello Everyone,

I really did not know the best place to start with this question so here I am.

I am replacing the sound blankets on the inside of the cowling of my '93 120 Evinrude. The original material was foam about 3/8" thick. Is anyone aware of a better material for this purpose. I would like to knock down the howl as much as I can. The OEM parts run abut $45 plus shipping. I do not mind paying the forty five bucks but I have my doubts as to how well it really works.

Thank you for you help and suggestions.

Grits
 

redfury

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Re: Replacement Material for Sound Blanket in Engine Cover

Dynamat, though I'd make sure whatever you put in there isn't going to catch fire easily though.
 

TriadSteeler

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Re: Replacement Material for Sound Blanket in Engine Cover

Google QL Sound Absorbent Panel.

This is coated with a film that is oil resistant. In addition it is rated to withstand 200 deg C.
 
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