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Hey guys,

 

Wondering how much SQ footage of sound deadening I will need to cover the floor, both front doors, and complete trunk.

 

I'm not sure if I'll need to double up the applications, however I'm thinking I will want to double layer the trunk and doors, however not the floor of the car, however I'm not sure if I need to do that or not!

 

 

Also does anybody have any suggestions on the cheapest/best sound deadening material to use?

 

 

Thanks in advance!

 

 

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Kyle, Ive got over 120 sq.ft. of Dynamat Xtreme in my car. I will tell you it was not cheap either. Check out my cardomain to see what it covered. I went over some parts twice because some of it is very thin metal. Like the rear deck and trunk lid.

 

The dynamat is expensive but other than the price got a good review. You cant really compare prices because I got a huge discount on where I bought my stuff so it was cheap. but it depends on where you buy as to how expensive.

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Kyle, this just isn't for you, but for everyone that question's sound deadening. Please, oh please, don't go with asphalt-based product. : http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/

 

WOW good read. Thanks for that!

 

Jay, thanks for the pics of your car!! looks like you did exactly what I want to do with mine as far as covering the car in sound deadening.

 

How many sq feet is the package from onlinecar stereo???

 

 

 

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It's nine 18'' x 32'' pieces

 

Or 36sq.ft. if I did my math correctly. :lol:

 

yah I saw that after I posted. That is not very much material!! Looks like it's going to be more expensive than I thought it was going to be!!!!

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It's nine 18'' x 32'' pieces

 

Or 36sq.ft. if I did my math correctly. :lol:

 

yah I saw that after I posted. That is not very much material!! Looks like it's going to be more expensive than I thought it was going to be!!!!

 

That really is enough to do ALOT. I just really went overboard on mine :lol: You really only need to cover about 60% of a panel ( if that ) to keep it from vibrating. I just used that much because some of the metal is very thin and needed alot of it. Like I mentioned the trunk lid and rear deck are thin metals. And besides my audio system is ALOT. I doubt youll put anything in like I have, so you wont have to worry about panels vibrating like I was. Although I will say after putting in that Dynamat, my SPL score went up by almost 4dB!

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Looking online you can get the Dynamat extreme bulk pak for 95+ shipping. That seems really cheap!

 

When I decide to do this, I will be either using Dynamet Extreme or RAAMat BXT60. You can get 62sq ft for 120, so I'm thinking I'm going to go with that!

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