Was wondering what some of you guys use or if it is really worth it.
I watch some video's that people post on youtube and there sh*t seems like more rattle than bass I just want to lesson that as much as possible. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
its really helps. depending on what rattles. i put a bunch on my roof and my roof didn't flex as much and i got half a db louder. depending on the set up it may make a big difference or maybe not a big difference at all. i have spent way to much money on hushmat... it helped some but idk if it is worth the money thati paid. i ended up using fiberglass resin on all my door panels then go over it with hushmat. some things it wont help is small things that rattle because i raelly can't put hushmat on mirrors, handles and stuff like that... but usually if u have it all over ur handles and stuff wont rattle
if ur looking for some.. hushmat is thicker than dynamat... fatmat sucks it doesn't stay on and its thin. i have extra hushmat ill sell u really cheap. i spend like 700 bucks on bulk packs of it
I'm understanding then that it is good to get something put it?
Granted I'm new to this whole thing but I called a couple of other places and $6000 didn't seem like a good price but if that's the case then I'm getting some good deals on dynamat from other places.
But I'm not worried about price not the issue quite yet. I just wanted some opinions and personal experiences with other stuff that people have used.
if you have a trunk car i'd put an additional set of weather stripping down. it makes a big diff, but it can mess up the open mechanism, then expanding foam in hard to reach places, just make sure you dont cover up bolts and nuts.
i think the reason they said 6 grand was not beacuse the matt cost that much but the time it takes to take everything apart... still WAY high though
i mean there is not that much to know about it. the more the better pretty much. but it does cost a lot. i have hushmat if u want some and i also have some other that is thicker but it is more foamy like. works GREAT! it is actually the same stuff they use on the bodys on the bigger plans... i got the hook up on that!. but its so thick some places its kinda hard to put back togather
I have an SUV so no "trunk" either way. Ill probably just end up doing it myself then, it's not a serious issue so like you said Snow I can take my time. Ive never tried taking panels off of any car so that will be the hardest part for me to figure out.
I put some second skin damplifier in the doors of one of my cars when I put in my components and the doors dont rattle or make any unneccesary noise and I only put down 1 layer and doubled up in a few places
also I guess I'll go ahead and say it, second skin stuff is real easy to work with and sticks well
