Anti Squeak Tape Anti Rattle Tape Black Felt Tape 25mm x 10m

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Most people slather their bike in see-through helicopter tape, and while this will protect the paintwork, it won’t do anything to deaden the sound of shrapnel hitting the down tube.

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Loose trim parts are often behind the various rattling sounds your dash might produce. The plastic and metal bits that make up the surface layer of your dashboard shouldn’t be vibrating against each other. Even more importantly, they shouldn’t be shaking against the internal components that keep them fixed in place. Either way, if they have too much leeway, you’ll have to take it away.I put it on the inner rubber seal interface, on the metal not the rubber, so the seal shuts of against the felt strip rather than the metal work. Hope this helps. To test if you need to do this see if cleaning the seal and I interfaces helps. I used a product recommended on here (Gummi nueflitz or something, I'll confirm if you want to go Down that route). This sorted the seal rattles on mine for a few months. Completely silent! absolute bliss! sound crazy right? You try sleeping in a squeaky bed - not cool! PLASA Show 2023: A Record-Breaking and Unforgettable Showcase at London Olympia! 12th September 2023 - 2:24 pm

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Soft foam balls (nerf or similar) work as well. They push the cables to the frame walls to stop them from moving. Versus the foam sleeves that do nothing in terms of preventing movement, but instead silence the sound that their movement makes. NVELOPE systems only use the superior 6005 T6 alloy which provides superior strength and performance over and above other commonly used aluminum.I cut a grout sponge (or car wash sponge) into about 4 pieces and stuffed them into the downtube, evenly spaced. No more rattles. Easy to pull out with a flexible claw retrieval tool. Dear reader, you will have guessed by now, that removing the rubber strip didn't make the noise go away and despite having stripped out the whole centre console, poked and prodded and done everything I can think of, it's still there.