I don't see why not but I'd chalk line and sew the molle panels onto the topliner prior to installation while incorporating a bit more 3M 300LSE during the process to ensure the panels could hold some weight.
I’m looking forward to seeing your results. I’m ordering the Coverking and i’m trying to decide what sound deadening would work best underneath.I just got my topliner in and was surprised at how plush and dense the material is. The odd thing is it looks thinner in some of the JL oriented videos from awhile back, I was expecting to nearly be able to see though it but no chance. I can barely see any light from my iPhones flashlight coming through pressed directly against it. Looking forward to the install over the next few days.
I'm going with thin 50 mil sound deadener on nearly all of it. I usually use 80 mil but I don't want to disrupt the molded liner from settling down nicely nor add too much weight. I picked up 2 rolls of .5" 3M 300LSE double sided tape to bolster the edge adhesion in areas where they aren't calling for it. With our full rack and RTT, wind noise is pretty significant. I'll post a thread covering the install for sure.
Came out great, I went with 91 mil NVX in areas I thought were sensible but I now feel the entire thing could have been covered with deadener as mentioned by one of the responses, here is the link:
Check out post #62 above. I have enough damplifier to do the rest of the Jeep, at this time I don’t see it necessary to rip up seats & carpet, take apart my doors, for install. The install above really improved the Alpine sound system and reduced overall road noise significantly.
I used 80mil Kilmat for mine. I did the roof (large pieces on the two freedom panels and the rear hardtop, traced the factory headliners and applied to the roof before re-installing headliners) and the driver / passenger side floor (pulled up the carpets and lined everything).
No issues at all, I would do it again. I wish they had a Gladiator pre-cut kit back when I did mine.
I ordered the Kilmat off Amazon, as it was the least expensive option (62 bucks for 36 sq ft) also 80 mil. Amazon is amazing. I ordered it at about 2 pm on a Sunday, and it was delivered at 815 pm same day.Awesome
I opted out of the sound assassin strips and bought Noico 80mil instead, which covered the hard top as well as the footwells. That soundskin seems to be quite a bit more expensive, what made you decide on that brand?
I was gonna go the same route. Super convenient, but for almost 300 dollars cheaper I will cut the kil mat my self and do the roof panels to ( 72 sq ft for 124 on amazon)
