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right on Kilgore! it was good to have you! we play almost every night whether it's our server or someone elses....check back in!

What you need to do is apply damplifier to the metal to reduce flex, then use some spray adhesive to attach closed cell foam, mass loaded vinyl, or even go buy a foam mattress cover and hack it up to the back side of your plastic panels. If you get to the point that even that doesn't work you kind of just have to learn to live with it or start using alternative methods like screws and bolts and stuff through your panels.

I have been chasing rattles in my GF's Equinox for months! I have used everything from spray foam to t-shirts...lol. Stop one rattle and another pops up.

Damplifier and Damplifier Pro would be better suited for the metal on the doors but customers have installed it in small pieces on panels before with success. We do offer Over Kill and Over Kill Pro to attach to ratteling door panel parts. It can be found here at http://store.secondskinaudio.com/closed-cell-foam-ccf/ there are two options for different thickness on the closed cell foam. Good Luck with your project.

closed cell foam and some adhesive spray will do wonders- even foam weather stripping will do.... even felt material/stripping can be used in tight spots.....

sheet metal is where u put deadner and if u have trim rattles find some small black screws and dont be scared to put holes in ur shit most of the time a deadner wont help trim rattle