Front wheel well cover

My idea for removing the front wheel well covers was to reduce some rolling noise. I took out the half that goes to the car interior, washed them and with a steel scourer to make the plastic porous to give a better surface for the eXvibration to adhere.

The wheel well cover after scouring
The wheel well cover after scouring

I applied a thick layer of eXvibration, about 6mm thick since no Dynamat was going to be added there.

Both wheel wells drying after applying eXvibration
Both wheel wells drying after applying eXvibration
Brax eXvibration after drying
Brax eXvibration after drying

When I went to put the wheel well covers in place I had an issue. I was careful to apply less eXvibration were the screws fix the cover to the car, but on the edge it was too thick. I had to sand it down until I could fit the cover back in place.

Cover was too thick, eXvibration had to be sanded
Cover was too thick, eXvibration had to be sanded
Everything back in place
Everything back in place

The tyre roar has reduced quite a bit, good result.

Peugeot 406 Coupé
Done in 17 of August, 2007