Subject	Another suggestion: rubberized underbody coating
Posted by	BobbyT on March 17, 2010 at 2:43 PM
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In Reply To	Sound Dampening posted by FuerGrissa on March 17, 2010 at 01:03 AM
Message	The spray can stuff for truck beds and general noise insulation. Dynamat is basically tar on tinfoil, but with a Car Stereo upcharge. The rubberized stuff in a can will do the same thing for much, much cheaper. It might not be as thick as the thickest Dynamat or other application-specific stuff, but you could put several layers on for significantly cheaper. On my old Accord I did the front doors, trunk, and trunk lid, and it made quite a difference in how my stereo sounded.
Follow Ups	Sound Dampening - FuerGrissa 01:03:16 03/17/10 Found it: - FuerGrissa 03:49:15 03/17/10 Links - Arkham_Z 03:52:31 03/17/10 Huge x2 on Second Skin products (n/m) - black300zx 08:35:04 03/17/10 I used B-Quiet + Ensolite and..... - evan_aggie 09:50:09 03/17/10 Another suggestion: rubberized underbody coating - BobbyT 14:43:21 03/17/10 You might also consider... - jimmer 17:19:29 03/17/10 Heat and Sound Insulation links inside - Gordo 93TT Daytona 21:15:58 03/17/10
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