What's the point in sound proofing?

Why not just quit being a ***** and grow some ears? j/k

 

i dont think you have any idea what its really for if you think we are being ****** for wanting to do this and for the ppl that already have...not only does it add more bass by taking rattle outta the car and making it into more output it also just makes your system sound better overrall.....i mean hey if you wanna try and show off with your system and all anyone can ever hear is your metal or your rear deck rattling then go ahead...lol

 

So basically sound proofing is for sound systems?

I was just kidding about growing some ears... haha.

 

Hey what'd I tell ya about being a bully! For me it is for my stereo and so I couldnt hear the road as much.... my wife's car is so quiet you forget you're driving... my car is like hearing a constant explosion and I hate it... like driving a weak volcano!

 

so what alternatives do you guys recomd. other than dynomat.

 

well sound deadening is also used in luxury cars as well....

tho with most civics people dont do it cause of the BS weight.LOL


eventualy im gonna deaden mine but with my sub firing in thru the rear seat that helped ALOT of my vibrations... so i realy dont need it to much for my bass anymore..

 

like i said this stuff works good and is lighter than dynamat(gets into more places too) but the inside of your car will smell like paint for a few days though(not a bad sacrifice in my opinion) it says truck bed liner but it is also a sound deadener material(rubberized)


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^i was about to say that too.
Hey, i've never used that bedliner, but i've
heard of some foamy thing that expands as you
spray into the holes of your trunk. Is the bedliner
the same? or does it just go over the surface?

 

i tried that stuff on my trunk lid and i dont think it helped at all...it just seemed so thin even after i put like 3 coats on it.

 

That's all I need...lol...Toolin' down the highway and go into a coma from paint fumes