Sound Deadner

[Dream`R]

I did most of my passenger door last week using Flashtac. Unfortunately I ran out of the stuff and cfb continuing after I went and bought more.
A friend of mine took pics but she hasn't emailed them to me yet. I'll post them up once i get the pics.

[Fhrx]

You should put as much as you can afford. Budget about $100 for the two front doors.

Even a little bit is better than nothing at all. Infinantely better. Like this:

Something like this.

[wynode]

How much of a weight increase are we looking at ?!?!

[Dream`R]

hmmmm....this door looks familiar.....yeps definity my car :P

[vti-2]

Weight increase depends on which sound deadener you use and how much you apply. For example, a box of Dynamat is from memory at least a few kg's. And that will probably just do the front doors.

[LUD02C]

I have only alittle bit more then the pic!
I wish i had money to get my boot done!
I'll get it done soon

[BlakTegra]

Anyone got pics of their completed door?

[Fhrx]

Depends just how silly you want to go really.

Take this example, you take one door complete with badly fitted system:



Weave a little Fhrx Studio's magic on the inner skin:



Then finish the outer trim:



That one is using G-Spot Serenity Max. Here is another one using Stinger Road-kill:

[BlakTegra]

OMG~! That's gonna cost heaps!

Is it okay to do just the outter skin?

How much does it usually cost for a professional job like that?

[Fhrx]

You're looking at about $110 for the deadening and around 2 hours at industry rates of $60.50 per hour.

[VTi-RT]

Dynomatting
From the foot well to roof to the boot, took 3 packs of 15sheets. 2 full complete days of heatgun, finger burning work :cry: