dynamat question
01-03-2011, 04:46 PM
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dynamat question
I plan on doing a complete audio upgrade and i was wondering if its necessary to dynamat all the plastics behind the seats and trunk area.
I already plan on dynamating the metal in the car but just wondered if the plastics was little over kill, but i dont want no rattle at all.
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I already plan on dynamating the metal in the car but just wondered if the plastics was little over kill, but i dont want no rattle at all.
thanks for the help
01-03-2011, 09:11 PM
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Correct.
Adding some other types of lower frequency insulation like foam, carpet and insulation is a much better way to reduce plastic/plastic and plastic/metal rattle. Plus, carpet trim pieces are much cheaper than sound deadening and they will actually work.
Adding some other types of lower frequency insulation like foam, carpet and insulation is a much better way to reduce plastic/plastic and plastic/metal rattle. Plus, carpet trim pieces are much cheaper than sound deadening and they will actually work.
01-19-2011, 05:21 AM
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