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filla foam... lowes for like 2bucks a can... or splatter out some tar( as much as u want) and put aluminum foil on top of it... Ghetto but in the end might not look as nice but holds sound better. We used this on plenty of cars that we couldent get the rattle to stop... imo dynomatt and others are just to thin of a product to decrease it enough.
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http://www.secondskinaudio.com/vibra...lifier-pro.php
you can get 80sqft for just about the 310 budget like you they dynamat 80mil real butyl
filla foam... lowes for like 2bucks a can... or splatter out some tar( as much as u want) and put aluminum foil on top of it... Ghetto but in the end might not look as nice but holds sound better. We used this on plenty of cars that we couldent get the rattle to stop... imo dynomatt and others are just to thin of a product to decrease it enough.
what your really doing is called mass loading the sheet metal. if your not going to buy real sound deadener (btw fatmat pretty much is roofing tar and reynolds wrap so) you can use pretty much anything to mass load the sheet metal but preferably something that's not going to melt when it gets hot and destroy your car
neither... foam is pretty much useless unless its something like LLP that is foam combined with ___ to make a barrier (the vinyl in the LLP is really what does the work and the foam just enhances it to make it work if that makes sense)
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sorry man... theres a reason its cheap. just apply it on the floor and not on any vertical surfaces espeically not on the trunk lid. or just hope it doesnt get hot...
how hot is it right now where ur at in TX? i know here in NM its been hot enough to mess some stuff up. ive never had an issue with the damp pro melting but the spray adhesive used a few times has melted along with the adhesive on some foil tape. lol its funny because the tape keeps its shape but the glue just runs down so its just sitting there sorta hovering over the original piece it was "holding" not really touching it at all
how hot is it right now where ur at in TX? i know here in NM its been hot enough to mess some stuff up. ive never had an issue with the damp pro melting but the spray adhesive used a few times has melted along with the adhesive on some foil tape. lol its funny because the tape keeps its shape but the glue just runs down so its just sitting there sorta hovering over the original piece it was "holding" not really touching it at all
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foam could work for something like the rear deck, just because it would keep the actual deck from slamming up against the metal underneath
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trunk is stripped i miss my bass cant wait to have it back without rattles....J can i see a pic of your trunk?
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if i add ssa spec. sludge on top of the fatmat will it stick better?
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if i add ssa spec. sludge on top of the fatmat will it stick better?
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possibly i would put it on so the ssa not only covers the fatmat but also slightly past it if that makes sense. so its basically a shell keeping it in place instead of melting everywhere. If you just put it only on top it will still slide
oh ya i can show you the pics i have but sadly all the ones before i put the box in are lost
oh ya i can show you the pics i have but sadly all the ones before i put the box in are lost
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got it i kida figured u would say that
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should i put more than one layer on the rear deck
can you get ssa spec sludge for a good price?
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