Sound deadening
June-5th-2002, 08:32 AM
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Sound deadening
I thinking of using the dynomat to sound deadening my doors. When I installed my speakers the first time there was a sheet of plastic in the door panal. What is it there for and does it need to be there? Also if anybody has any tips on doing this I would appreciate it.
June-5th-2002, 06:49 PM
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The plastic is there as a moisture barrier and to cut drafts and noise a little.I've dynamatted my doors as well as spray deadend them internally.
One thing I will point out is, be patient when pulling the door panels.
I hope this helps
One thing I will point out is, be patient when pulling the door panels.
I hope this helps
June-5th-2002, 07:26 PM
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Did you remove the plastic or just go right over it with the dynamat? Did it make a big difference when you did it? I don't have alot of music but the rattles coming from the doors are driving me crazy.
June-6th-2002, 02:52 AM
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When i did mine, i removed the plastic, being in Tampa, you should be fine. If you wanted to, put the plastic on last over the deadener. Yes made a difference for the good, i also added speaker baffles at the time, they tightened things up a bit.
You may want to wrap the door pull and doorlock rods and wire looms with foam tape.
You may want to wrap the door pull and doorlock rods and wire looms with foam tape.
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