I put some sound deadener in my doors
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I put some sound deadener in my doors
I've had this crap laying around for about 2 years and got bored enough to get off my skinny *** and put it in. Yes, its eBay fatmat, I've worked woth it before in other cars and have no complaints abouit it. The door speakers sound a bit louder, in fact i didnt realize the amp to my rear speakers had a blown fuse at first. Here's apic of the install on the passenger door, not a pro job by any means but it gets the job done.
I hope I never break a window or anything cause the glue on that stuff is no joke, some stuck to my arm and ripped a nice patch of hair out on removal. Btw, there are two layer. All in all, well worth the effort. And yes, that is a hair dryer you see, lol. My heat gun decided to take a dump, it just takes longer with the hair dryer but it works.
I hope I never break a window or anything cause the glue on that stuff is no joke, some stuck to my arm and ripped a nice patch of hair out on removal. Btw, there are two layer. All in all, well worth the effort. And yes, that is a hair dryer you see, lol. My heat gun decided to take a dump, it just takes longer with the hair dryer but it works.
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RE: I put some sound deadener in my doors
Its $100 plus shipping, they might do free shipping now, they've been around for a while. http://www.fatmat.com/fatmat/bulk/100ft.htm yes, 100 sq. feet for $100, you can get less if you want. And I havent really noticed a difference in road noise, I always jam wherever I go. If you get some, make sure you degrease the surface first. I used diluted simple green, it kills the smell of the glue.
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RE: I put some sound deadener in my doors
http://www.etronics.com/listproducts...4668&store= bought mine from here and its pretty cheap too
#7
RE: I put some sound deadener in my doors
well i went to take off my door today to take a look inside it but the screw that holds the door handle on the inside is seized i think how do i go about getting that screw out?
p.s. sorry to thread jack.
p.s. sorry to thread jack.
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