Sup guys i was searching ebay for some cheap dynamat when i ran across this stuff called sound destroyer its like 50 mil thick and 100 sq ft costs like 130 bux including shipping then they have the "extreme" type stuff which is a lil thicker at 80 mil and cost like 150 for 100 sq ft. Has anyone used it??? And is it good???

 

I've heard of it, never used it, I used dynamat

 

just save up for the Dynamat its worth it. dont try to short cut anything...i leared the hard way. do it right the first time. you will be happy.

 

if you're really short on cash and can't afford dynamat (and you plan on keeping your car) you can use rubberized undercoating spray. It's like maybe $5/can and works just as good as dynamat. I friend of mine did this to his civic a few years back.

 

Get Rammat. I believe he sells it on ebay, but if not go into the audio forums. I used this stuff that its great. Cheaper then dynamat and its suppose to be the same stuff cause he gets it from the same manufactor. don't know about it now. but its cheaper. Dynamat is over priced.

 

Well how much of dynamat will i need cause from my estimates at least around 100 square feet to do entire trunk and doors. But i was also thinking of doing it to my hood which adds like another 10 sq ft. Does that sound about right or are my estimating kills crappy??

 

also silvercl what is this can of ruberized stuff called and about how many cans would i need???

 

also silvercl what is this can of ruberized stuff called and about how many cans would i need???

 

I used dynamat spray foam, it's the shizzle



Did the whole rest of my trunk with it, but it's all under carpet

 

how many cans you use???

 

I used 5 cans in the trunk, and 8 sheets in the door panels

 

Word...Raam matt is awesome, i've got 60 something square feet applied in the trunk alone! such a great difference.

 

5 cans sounds about right, but i'm not exactly sure, you can get the rubberized undercoating spray from any auto parts store.

 

here's a good article on sound deadening products
http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volum...ng-6-2003.html