ACNTRL

Hi every body does any one know how much it would cost to get my EL Boot sound proofed and what sort of material do they usualy use when they do ? please let me know

thanx


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ViGiLaNtE

Mate, just use some body deadener out of a tin...spray on or brush on, your pick...this comes out and dries thick. Do that for a start then use some underlay under your boot mat.

ViGiLaNtE

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ACNTRL

thanx ViGiLaNtE what about the boot lid can you use it on there as well ?


ACNTRL

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XCHASR

michael, if you read the post properly you will notice that is what he said :D

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EvilEA

Where do you buy this from??

dcstraight

You can get underbody deadener from Autobarn - fairly confident that other similar places would have it too. Car sound places also sell stuff like Stinger Road Kill, Jaycar sell brown bread - there's al sorts of stuff - depends on what you want to use - ie bitumen type paint on or spray on stuff or sheets of sticky bitumen that come in a roll opposed to a tin or can. Go down to jaycar and see what's best suited to your application - it all varies on price too obviously.

I'm looking at doing my doors - I want to try and reduce the amount of road noise - it absoultely $hits me every freakin day LOL ! I'm thinking of using a paint on bitumen type, then using rolls of matting afterwards - the general consensus is the more layers the better...but therefore also more expensive, and it can add a lot of weight to your car. Just to give you an idea - a guy on another forum sound deadened his entire car (underneath floor carpet, under back seats, boot, doors, roof - the sound deadening weighed in at 80 KG's alone ! Ok, that's my 2c =]

Cheers,
Steve

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Rmyers

I used brown bread on my doors, didn't notice much difference with road noise, although that wasn't my intention, I wanted to improve my midbass response from my splits, and boy do they sound good now!!

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