Are there any dynamat alternatives to sound 'proof' the rattles from a subwoofer? I heard about using a Home Depot product but forgot what it was. Thanks.

 

Brown Bread.

http://www.b-quiet.com/

 

the stuff you are thinking of is called peal and seal

 

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Why not just use the dynamat?

&lt;-- Just did his doors with Extreme on Saturday.

 

extreme is badass stuff main, even stopped my trunk on the lude from rattling, that's impressive i've also heard bedline works

 

the b-quiet thing is expensive
so is the dynamat stuff

just get some bubble wraps

 

b-quiet is much cheaper than dynamat. Dynamat is a rip-off.

 

Here is my suggestion. Go to home depot get a roll of REFLEXTRIX. Get spray adheasive and glue it on your pannels, rear deck spare tire well, and then spend a little more on something for your trunk lid. %100 effective, cost me $20 for the roll, $2 for tape to tape the edges down, $12 for spray adheasive. This also completely gets rid of street sound. It made my bass sound way tighter, and my trunk doesn't echo and resonate near as much as it used to. Best $20 I have ever spent. The trunk lid is different, it could be just that I have 2 15's firing straight up into it, but the whole thing just flexes on the beats.

Anyone know anyway to stop my rear window from flexing?

 

I use "Roxul Safe and Sound" which is treated wool sound insulation. Stuffed it into the body panels from the front door jamb back to the trunk. Road noise is down and rattles are down. Good stuff, but make sure it's always dry.

 

raammat


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISA...=1498

 

ditto on the raamat

 

i have raamat too. very sticky, good quailty, at a fraction of the price.

 

i've heard the old floor mats from semi trucks works really well, at least for the floor. they're made of an asphalt and rubber mix very heavy, very cheap (junk yard). they keep a lot of road noise out. just an idea...

 

i tried "peel & seal" in my car because of the same question that is posted. i have quite a few customers come through my shop asking about cheap alternatives to dynamat. what i found is that it takes 2 layers to match the performance of dynamat extreme in the same situations. but then again, for $100 shipped for 100sq feet of the peel & seal off ebay compared to $100+ for 33sq feet of dynamat extreme it is ok. eventhough that i am satisfied with the alternative, i would recomend dynamat.

 

have you tried any that will compare to extreme? like raam mat v2 or v3? the stuff you are talking about would compare to dynamat original.

 

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Good stuff

 

i used Fat Mat that i got on ebay...i think it was 100 sq ft for $100 from ebay. i did it to my 95 4dr civic and it worked really good, now i juts need to do my hatchback

 

raamat works great. I know the owner of it as well. What is the street price for raamat?

 

Just go get peel n' seal. I did two layers on my hatch, one on my plate, and one under my CTR wing... Works great and cost ~$30... Of course I don't have retarded bass... I'm only doing ~400WRMS to 1 12"...

 

I bought a bunch of Dynamat a while back.
Is this stuff difficult to apply to the Trunk Lid, Quarter Panels, and Door Panels?
I'm clueless, any info?

 

elemental designs eDead v2 is awesome stuff..I've never been bling enough to try Dynomat...but i love this stuff.
~james

 

what about spray on sound ner? dose that stuff actually work verry well? and are there any ghetto fab alternitaves

 

Just use the peel and seal! It's so easy to install. If you can scratch your nutts you can install it.

 

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like 80 bucks a roll.

 

You can find Dynamat on the internet for half the price. I found 120 dollar dynomat trunk kits for 60 bucks...just look around dude....its worth the dough