Sound dampening surface dimensions
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Does anyone who applied sound dampening (like Damplifier Pro) to their whole inside ie Z28 Ttop trunk, doors, floor, remember how many sq feet they had to order?
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I think Stinger Roadkill would be the same, wouldn't it? Price wise... I was told to use the spray or roll on truck bed liner for sound dampening, but I did it to the WHOLE floor and trunk area and didn't notice much. It's too thin. From what I've been told by audio guys (AZ2Envy) the door are the main area that NEED treating the most. They let in the most noise. I think the trunk is a big area of concern too. I want to redo mine this winter if I can find the extra money for some matting.
Stinger seems to be a little cheaper here. -About $20 cheaper over the same area covered.
http://www.google.com/products/catal...d=0CHEQ8wIwBQ#
Stinger seems to be a little cheaper here. -About $20 cheaper over the same area covered.
http://www.google.com/products/catal...d=0CHEQ8wIwBQ#