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I have been looking for ways to add deadener to my car that is effective but doesn't break the bank. After some research I saw some people using heavy duty pond liners as an underlayment to the jut and carpet. Here is a link to the site where they sell a liner 5'x5' (45 mil) for only $13.

I think this could make an effective damping layer. I'm just throwing it out there to see what you guys think.

http://www.pondliner.com/category/Firestone_EPDM_Pond_Liners_5

2005 Ford Focus zx4

AMT's and Planars

18" Infinite baffle

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I think you should read the sticky in the Second Skin section. There are many cheaper ways of doing it right

Tell me...does this smell like chloroform to you?

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I think you should read the sticky in the Second Skin section. There are many cheaper ways of doing it right

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while that may work there is a reason second skin is the best and it has to do with the properties within

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3mil of aluminum is a bit thin for 80mil product

and ive never heard of that product before whereas i have audiotechnix in my car currently

My link

i think thats what he was linking

you win some, you lose some

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Whooooaaaa. Guys, I already know about audiotechnix and second skin. I was only talking about using the pond liner in conjunction with the deadener, not use it to replace the deadener. I already have two layers of AT on my doors and I would like to place a layer on the floor and put the pond liner over the top of that. Sorry for the confusion guys. I figured with 60 mil AT covering the floor this could work well as a supplemental sound deadening layer.

2005 Ford Focus zx4

AMT's and Planars

18" Infinite baffle

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