Help with sound deadener
06-16-2018, 10:04 AM
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Help with sound deadener Hey There!
So im at the paoint where i want to fix my door panels, tint my windows, and replace my speakers, so i figured if i am going through all that work, i might as well sound deaden the car! I have been looking at sound deadener showdown but i was wondering if someone could suggest how much material i would need to do The front doors, the sail panel areas, and perhaps the easily accessible areas of the rear hatch? (im looking to do what i can without gutting the interior of the car) I live in canada, and the car only comes out with the T tops off on sunny days, so im not too sure how much quieter it will make things, but im guessing it should help to cut down on rattles. Also im open to a combination of materials, but SDS looked like it had a decent overall package.
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So im at the paoint where i want to fix my door panels, tint my windows, and replace my speakers, so i figured if i am going through all that work, i might as well sound deaden the car! I have been looking at sound deadener showdown but i was wondering if someone could suggest how much material i would need to do The front doors, the sail panel areas, and perhaps the easily accessible areas of the rear hatch? (im looking to do what i can without gutting the interior of the car) I live in canada, and the car only comes out with the T tops off on sunny days, so im not too sure how much quieter it will make things, but im guessing it should help to cut down on rattles. Also im open to a combination of materials, but SDS looked like it had a decent overall package.
Suggestions?
Thanks!
08-06-2018, 01:45 AM
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Hey There!
So im at the paoint where i want to fix my door panels, tint my windows, and replace my speakers, so i figured if i am going through all that work, i might as well sound deaden the car! I have been looking at sound deadener showdown but i was wondering if someone could suggest how much material i would need to do The front doors, the sail panel areas, and perhaps the easily accessible areas of the rear hatch? (im looking to do what i can without gutting the interior of the car) I live in canada, and the car only comes out with the T tops off on sunny days, so im not too sure how much quieter it will make things, but im guessing it should help to cut down on rattles. Also im open to a combination of materials, but SDS looked like it had a decent overall package.
Suggestions?
Thanks!
So im at the paoint where i want to fix my door panels, tint my windows, and replace my speakers, so i figured if i am going through all that work, i might as well sound deaden the car! I have been looking at sound deadener showdown but i was wondering if someone could suggest how much material i would need to do The front doors, the sail panel areas, and perhaps the easily accessible areas of the rear hatch? (im looking to do what i can without gutting the interior of the car) I live in canada, and the car only comes out with the T tops off on sunny days, so im not too sure how much quieter it will make things, but im guessing it should help to cut down on rattles. Also im open to a combination of materials, but SDS looked like it had a decent overall package.
Suggestions?
Thanks!
11-02-2018, 11:30 PM
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Hello, I used 2 sheets of damplifier pro on each door, which is equivalent to the CLD tiles. I would say it was maybe 25-30% coverage. I also tried adding luxury liner pro, but it was too thick to get the door panel back on. Be careful about adding thick MLV - it will be a bitch to put the door panel back on. One sheet of luxury liner pro covered the door, there should be measurements on second skin audios website. Hope that helps!