HEADTRNR

hey guys
i was wondering if i put dynamat in the front door sort of like i mould over the plastic if this would be good to seal the sound
hope u understand this

imported_Thrill_House

It actually makes quite a noticable difference in sound as well as takes away from buzzing at different frequencies, if your going to do dynamat then I highly reccomend getting the dynamat extreme, its the best out there.

imported_Thrill_House

HEADTRNR

yeah that's what i got thanks

scarlemthug

I would recommend getting some edead v.3 and spraying it on the inside door skin, outside door skin and on the door panel itself. Then take either some thin metal or even some of the regular deadning materil and cover up as many of the holes in the inner door skin as you can. Doing this will improve the overall sound and midbass from your speakers and also help cut down on road noise etc.

ps - dynamat extreme isnt the best **** out there....

Whiplash

that should be "IMO" Chris..

scarlemthug

its not an opinion though its a fact, liquid deadeners work just aswell if not better than any ashfalt based deadener. Liquid deadeners are cheaper, easier to apply and get into every nook and cranny and also give a better finished appearance aswell.

ne which way you look at it liquid deadeners outperform the regular sheet deadeners.

imported_Thrill_House

your missing one thing about liquid deadeners, to acieve the same thickness that you would get from a sheet of dynamat exteme or comparable products then you would have to use more spray which really adds up because most good quality spray deadeners arent cheap retail.

imported_Thrill_House

BTW scarlem you really love to bash everything I say dont you? You speak very disrepectfully when you reply, at least loudsubz is polite and encouraging.

scarlemthug

yes thickness does play a big roll in deadening but its also mass and the effectiveness of the product to reduce vibrations. Sure to get a liquid deadener as thick as dynamat extreme it would require quite a few layers but most liquid deadeners dont need to be as thick as the normal deadeners to be effective.

I know the cascade spray was pretty expensive when it was the only liquid deadener on the market but edead v.3 is about $1 a sq foot and is IMO the best liquid deadener on the market.

If you base your choice on price, application, finish, and effectiveness edead will be at the top or near the top of all of those categories.

If you find im talking down to you maybe you should read some of your replies to peoples questions and then you maybe you will see where im coming from.

imported_Thrill_House

Whats wrong with my replies, I base them on fact as well because I am a competitor and I know what sounds good and what works for me as well as other competitors who are friends of mine, and hell if its good enough to meet competitions standards then its generally good enough for street use as well. Im not saying that I am always right either because thats just unfair and untrue but it still doesnt give you the right to dump on me everytime I post a reply.

J

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