Well I have heard of all kinds. Is there a difference? What do you use and why? How much of my delsol should I do? I have an all Alpine sys. 9833 headunit ,Type R 6.5 all around, and one 10" R in the trunk. Also I have a little rattle comming from the trunk area, will sound deadening stop this? Thanks.

 

Modified by EBP_SI at 3:26 AM 6/18/2004

 

stick with Dynamat Extreme

 

go cheap - brown bread...just about as effective, with a MUCH better adhesive than dynamat.

However, dynamat - even the original, works nicely as an aperiodic membrane since its softer...the brownbread is thinner, and about 3/4's as heavy....but the price makes up for it - you could always double up on trouble areas.

-rage

 

..or raamatt (or raamatt, forgot how it's spelled)

 

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take it you changed your mind?

 

I have 70 ft of BrownBread in my car, very nice stuff. It can get a little messy on the install, but if you take your time it is easy to use. And like previously stated, the adhesive is bit better than the dynamat.

 

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Yup!

 

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where are the "trouble areas"?

 

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behind the rear speakers on both side is an open cavity, also the door panels make a good difference. While your doing the doors, also take off the window rubber track, get some weatherstriping cement, and cement it back on.

I didn't follow my own advice, and my rubber came of the damn track....and it's all covered mat.....ugh....

-Rage

 

If it's a rattle, you better going with open-cell foam in that area. do deaden a panel, u'd use mass-loading or stuff like dynamat.
I've used Dynamat, Raammat, Brown Bread, Edead.....
this is what I did:
Rammatted my upper reear deck. Used Brown Bread on the lower of my rear deck. and used LIQUID Edead V3 in my trunk. I also have 2 layers in my doors.... I've used Second Skin's Rattle Pad where I have rattle and now it is gone.

and yes, u dont need Dynamat, Brown Bread will work just as good, trust me,
Check out my www for detailed install pics of deadening. http://www.sounddomain.com/id/loulax07

to be safe and what would work best, is a sheet of deadening then foam on top

OH, and OSU SUX!!!!! GO BLUE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

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best thread EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!