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Bronze Member Username: JamesdunnAnniston, Alabama US Post Number: 51 Registered: Sep-04 | How can i keep it from rattling but it dont have the money to put dynamite down. I need a CHEAP fix.thanks for any help. |
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Silver Member Username: Mr_keboAlbertville, Al USA Post Number: 120 Registered: Nov-04 | Hey man i see your pretty close to me. When i had a car i stuck old cloths in all the holes in the lid of the trunk and it helped some. |
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Silver Member Username: InvainMichigan United States Post Number: 289 Registered: Aug-04 | Well, if you do have SOME money, you should try edead. I have it in my car and it worked just as good as dynomat ever would. You can get it really cheap right off the Elemental Designs web site. |
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Bronze Member Username: DrumjunkyBoulder, Colorado Post Number: 53 Registered: Nov-04 | a real cheap fix is called Ice Guard, or brands similar to it. I believe you can get it from Home Depot or a place like that. it's intened purpose is to insulate corners of a roof, but seems to work well for sound deadening applications |
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Bronze Member Username: JamesdunnAnniston, Alabama US Post Number: 52 Registered: Sep-04 | how would I put that on to stop the trunk from rattling? |
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Silver Member Username: InvainMichigan United States Post Number: 292 Registered: Aug-04 | The ice guard stuff goes on just like any other deadener would. It has adhesive on one side that you stick to the car. Not sure if you have to heat up the Ice Guard, most sound deadeners require them to be heated so they get stickier before application. The first thing you should coat is the trunk lid, that was what rattled the most on my car. Next check your tail-lights, I actually had to take them off and completely fill them with foam to stop them from rattling. |
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Silver Member Username: JmloughreyFarmington, CT Post Number: 783 Registered: Jul-04 | http://www.sounddomain.com/memberpage/337124/6 check that link for information... |