Sound Deadner

DJ · 20-11-2003 07:44 AM

I want to sound deaden my doors on my ek hatch. So i was wondering if anyone knew where i could get Dynamat or Stinger Roadkil from & what it costs.
Ive tried Google but i cant find anyone that sells the stuff.

**vti-2** · 20-11-2003 08:21 AM

Where are you based?

There are quite a few businesses that sell it here in Melbourne...

**Fhrx** · 20-11-2003 08:44 AM

I'm more than happy to sell you Roadkill / G-Spot / Dynamat etc.

Email me if you like as I do special prices for my Oz Honda Forum buddies.

DJ · 20-11-2003 08:46 AM

Which ones the cheapest?
How do u apply it to the surface u want to sound deaden?

**vti-2** · 20-11-2003 08:53 AM

I've got G-Spot in mine.

It's easy to apply, the sheets are stick on so you just peel and stick.

DJ · 20-11-2003 09:02 AM

Sounds easy enough. Do u have to sound deaden the other side of the door as well. In other words the side behind the speaker?

**wynode** · 20-11-2003 09:03 AM

Where abouts did you apply it Vic? What improvements did you have?

**Rowie** · 20-11-2003 09:20 AM

i purchased sound deadiner from Super cheap.... havent used it yet.

I am doing inside the doors, and under all the floor carpet, and up under the wheel arches. will kepp you posted.

**vti-2** · 20-11-2003 09:56 AM

Originally posted by DJ:
Do u have to sound deaden the other side of the door as well. In other words the side behind the speaker?

It's better if you do sound deaden the outer skin as well because it will give you a more solid sound. Bass from the speakers will go into that back chamber anyway, so if it's not sound deadened it may rattle a fair bit.

Originally posted by wynode:
Where abouts did you apply it Vic? What improvements did you have?

I've just about done the whole car. It has helped heaps in reducing road noise and the sound is clearer. I don't get as many rattles, all the panels are pretty solid when you tap them.

DJ · 20-11-2003 01:40 PM

I've got G-Spot in mine.

It's easy to apply, the sheets are stick on so you just peel and stick.

So u dont need to heat it at all?

**vti-2** · 20-11-2003 03:32 PM

I had to read that quote 3 times to realise you asked a question in my quote... :lol:

Anyway, yes, for it to stick the best you peel off the protective film, stick it on the surface then heat it while pressing with a cloth or something to seal it firmly to the surface.