First time with sound deadning

[killer20072001]

Me and my bud Ross did some sound deadning on his truck today. The rear wall is Deadskin and the roof was done in some stuff we got from his cousin. It killed a ton of the excess noise coming from his roof and wall. Its got me motivated to maybe do the back hatch tomarrow.

 

[Bailey-Hoe!]

application seems self explanatory, its the stripping everything that scares me.

 

[killer20072001]

Strippin every thing in his truck was pretty easy. Couple push pins and a few phillips heads.

 

[Narco]

what the most affordable, decent sound deadening out there? im not gonna have a huge system but it might still be worth it to kill road noise

 

[Riff Raff]

what the most affordable, decent sound deadening out there? im not gonna have a huge system but it might still be worth it to kill road noise

http://www.raamaudio.com/

I put 2 rolls of this in my hoe 2layers on the roof along w/ the ensolite.
Doors have 2 layers w/ensolite as well,back hatch has like 4 or 5 layers.
I love Raamat ,its a great product for the price.

Also have a 1952 Chevy show truck that I put 2 layers on the floor board and 3 layers on the roof,it works wonders

 

[lazyd]

yup those guys are great pretty much same quality as dynamat if not a little better. fatmat is another way to go they have 100sq ft bulk packs for just over 100 bucks i think they got free shipping to

 

[Rose-Villian]

Second skin audio check them out... they make the best sound deadner available... if any body is interested, let me know I'm a dealer...

 

[yukonjacks]

I found fat mat to be quite economical and works really well

 

[Eagle]

Second skin audio check them out... they make the best sound deadner available... if any body is interested, let me know I'm a dealer...

yep, daamplifier is as good as Dynamat Extreme, but less $. Damplifier Pro is better.
The other thing to look at is the bulk packs of Dynamat Extreme on Amazon, they are often the same price as Daamplifier.

One thing I have found lacking in many products is the rigid barrier, mylar is commonly used, but is a thermal shield for roofing, not a noise barrier. Both Dyn X and Daamplifier use a rigid aluminum foil several mils thick.

For a mass loading barrier, no commercial product can beat Cascade VB3. But it was something like $10-$20 a sq foot! totally awesome on trans tunnels and fenderwell humps though.