I was at Mcmastercar and looked at this foam
5692T61 check it out www.mcmaster.com 10 bucks for 54"x 12"

I was also looking at Vcomp from B-quiet. 65 bucks for 54"x36"

I installed Brownbread this weekend inthe rear hatch and its great. but it moved the soundstage forward. Since now there is a greater sound difference between the rear and front. So when I go and do my doors and front panels I want to do brownbread and sound insulating foam.

shoot me some reccomendations. I dont want to pay top dollar for what the Mcmaster stuff can do for 1/3 the price.

 

The Urethane-coated foam from McMaster Carr would be a good choice. You would need to use a spray adhesive to install it, just like with the ensolite from Raammat. Elemental Designs has a pre-glued foam which is very reasonable priced, and although I have never personally used it I hear rave reviews about it.

Here's the eD Teklite stuff:
http://www.edesignaudio.com/edv2/pro...products_id=55
$2/sq ft is not bad at all for this product. It's cheaper than your McMaster stuff, and is MADE for a car environment.

 

That eD Teklite stuff looks well enough...can anyone say what the total sq footage needed for a Z is? Or just for the back?

 

that stuff does look great!

I am going to order some...and just like you...dont know how much...I am thinking 50 Square feet, plus some liquid stuff for the inside of the wheel wells.

Total prob be 130 or so....well spent if I can make this thing sound like a lexus inside.

 

I did the inside of my Z with 76 sq ft of deadening, that includes floor pans, rear hatch and doors (3 layers on doors - outer skin, inner skin, and plastic panel). I would imagine it would be the same if you wanted to do everything in the foam, but i personally don't see a need to use closed cell foam on the surfaced covered in carpeting. So if I were to purchase this Teklite (which I'm seriously considering) I would order around 40 sq ft to be safe, might have a little left over.