Sound Deadening
A quick google came up with a bunch of different makers.
http://www.google.com/pagead/iclk?sa....com%3Fgoogle2
http://www.dynamat.com/
http://www.b-quiet.com/
There's alot more but you get the idea.
I'm leaning towards Dynamat.I really dont want to use spray or roll on.I'm not too concerned with the added weight.I want to do the doors and whole trunk area,including behind the sail panels.Maybe in a few other area's.I was going to get 2 of the Dynamat extreme kits.The 36 sq.ft. ones.That should be plenty with some extra.
i used 40sq ft for my doors and the stuff is awesome
I should have remembered that!
Once it warms up enough I'll be doing both my cars with RAAMmat products.
Website is at www.raamaudio.com
I did my car as well.I went with the Dynamat too.I did my doors,headliner and from my back seats/sail panel back.I pulled off the tail lights and did the back panel as well.It made an incredible difference in noise reduction.
I know most of the reviews complain about the price of Dynamat,but I found a good deal on it.I got 2 bulk kits and 1 door kit.I got ripped on the door kit because I bought it local.$100 at Bestbuy.I paid $125 a piece for the bulk kits.I was putting new window motors in and got impatient waiting for the kits to come in and wanted to put my doors back together.
Anyway if your not concerned about weight I think this is one of the best things I've done to make the car more enjoyable to drive.
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Why do you say if you don't do the whole car, you "end up with more noise in the car"? I was planning on doing first the rear window, then the bottom trunk.
Still haven't decided which one to buy though.

i ONLY did my doors and there is a noticable decrease in road noise, etc
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Just google sound deadening and you'll be amazed at all the products.I personally went with Dynamat due to the only major complaint was cost.It was as good or better than any product out there.Very easy to work with as well.If you shop around on the net you can get almost any sound deadener at decent prices.I got mine from Car Domain.
I don't know how the other stuff comes shipped but this stuff kind of looks like the roofing rolls you buy at home depot, but it clearly doesn't have the smell as the roofing material.
How and in what type of weather did you install your sound deading material?
I live in S. California and were in rain season and from day to day the clouds appear or the sun appears or it'll rain for half a day. Would it be alright to install this stuff on a cloudy day? Thanks.

