sound killer
- Thread starter spade33
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Umm, it is more complicated than you think, pm me and i'll give you a link to another forum's discussion. It was between me and them they know a lot and help greatly.
It depends what your goals are, and how much you are willing to pay.
Rough estimates,
Eliminating basic engine and road noise will set you bak around 150ish
Making your car sound as quiet as a bmw or a benz goes to 650 to 1k
It depends what your goals are, and how much you are willing to pay.
Rough estimates,
Eliminating basic engine and road noise will set you bak around 150ish
Making your car sound as quiet as a bmw or a benz goes to 650 to 1k
302 coupe
Founding Member
its easier to just focus on making the good sounds louder, LOL.
On a side note, I picked up some stuff called "peal and seal" from Lowe's, its some sort of self adhesive heavy rubber with a aluminum foil type backing on it, pretty much like Dynamat or whatever, but 90% cheaper, I put it on the roof and inside the doors of my 65 F100, and it helped a bunch. I think the stuff was originally made as a gutter liner, or to patch metal roofs of something. Don't think for a second that Dynamat, for all the hype, is a 'new' special product for sound deadening.
On a side note, I picked up some stuff called "peal and seal" from Lowe's, its some sort of self adhesive heavy rubber with a aluminum foil type backing on it, pretty much like Dynamat or whatever, but 90% cheaper, I put it on the roof and inside the doors of my 65 F100, and it helped a bunch. I think the stuff was originally made as a gutter liner, or to patch metal roofs of something. Don't think for a second that Dynamat, for all the hype, is a 'new' special product for sound deadening.
CochinoFilipino
Founding Member
Because some forums get mad when you post links to other forums, but if it doesn't matter I suggest going over to secondskinaudio.com, their forums are dedicated to only sound deadner, the forum you want to look at is the product selection section, my own thread is there and so is bad68coupes.
Just relaying info, they don't suggest using peel and seal becuase it has poor adhesion qualities.
Just relaying info, they don't suggest using peel and seal becuase it has poor adhesion qualities.
302 coupe
Founding Member
3 years so far for my 'peel and seal" in Georgia heat and humidity. I don't think I could take it off if I tried. My prep consisted of spraying the surface with windex and drying it with a paper towel.
thats what the told me
70dvr
New Member
Used this in my trunk. Made a big diff. Got at at Lowes. I overlapped it 50%. Might be the same as Peal and Seal.
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