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Is This Sound Deadner Any Good And Worth It


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Guest MegaloManiac
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i have used eDead, raamat, dynamat, and ss before

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Linky

meglo...which one did you like the best?

2005 Nissan Altima 2.5 S

HU: AVIC-D2

Fronts: ARC Audio KAR KS6006 Components

AA Poly Mids/ CDT CW-19 Tweets in kicks

Front Amp: Profile AP400x2

Rear Fill: None

Sub: DC LVL 4 (CF Dustcap) x2 (waiting for dustcaps)

AMP: RF t10001bd x2 (1400-1500 @ 1 ohm)

Wire: Welding Supply/Lighting Audio 1/0 Power/Ground

Zero Noise 2.0zn RCA (x2)

260 Amp Iraggi Alternator

Guest MegaloManiac
Posted

Linky

meglo...which one did you like the best?

ss man. :)

if u really dont want to spend as much go with raamat

Posted

sweet well ill probably get to it friday if the weather holds up...so we will see

2005 Nissan Altima 2.5 S

HU: AVIC-D2

Fronts: ARC Audio KAR KS6006 Components

AA Poly Mids/ CDT CW-19 Tweets in kicks

Front Amp: Profile AP400x2

Rear Fill: None

Sub: DC LVL 4 (CF Dustcap) x2 (waiting for dustcaps)

AMP: RF t10001bd x2 (1400-1500 @ 1 ohm)

Wire: Welding Supply/Lighting Audio 1/0 Power/Ground

Zero Noise 2.0zn RCA (x2)

260 Amp Iraggi Alternator

Guest MegaloManiac
Posted

make sure u wipe down panel CLEAN. so that the deadener adheres to the panel and not the dirt ;) also it be good idea to use a roller if u got one, if u dont use an end of a screwdriver or something blunt to get air bubbles out and stick better

Posted

ok so make sure they are clean...i also did get a roller...i have also heard to just work w/like 12 x12 squares instead of full sheets...any other tips???

sorry for the hijacked thread

2005 Nissan Altima 2.5 S

HU: AVIC-D2

Fronts: ARC Audio KAR KS6006 Components

AA Poly Mids/ CDT CW-19 Tweets in kicks

Front Amp: Profile AP400x2

Rear Fill: None

Sub: DC LVL 4 (CF Dustcap) x2 (waiting for dustcaps)

AMP: RF t10001bd x2 (1400-1500 @ 1 ohm)

Wire: Welding Supply/Lighting Audio 1/0 Power/Ground

Zero Noise 2.0zn RCA (x2)

260 Amp Iraggi Alternator

Guest MegaloManiac
Posted

ok so make sure they are clean...i also did get a roller...i have also heard to just work w/like 12 x12 squares instead of full sheets...any other tips???

sorry for the hijacked thread

god yes, dont event think u can use full sheets at once lol its harder then it looks for doors. even 12x12 is a stretch. another tip is get some wire loom form home depot and cover the door opener bar(i dont know correct term) with the loom and then go over it with the deadener.

you see what im talking about? this pic was taken before more deadener was applied to it

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looks good...i was reading your posts over at ca.com and listened to your videos

I am starting on the trunk and then hopefully on my next order I will get to fully do the doors

2005 Nissan Altima 2.5 S

HU: AVIC-D2

Fronts: ARC Audio KAR KS6006 Components

AA Poly Mids/ CDT CW-19 Tweets in kicks

Front Amp: Profile AP400x2

Rear Fill: None

Sub: DC LVL 4 (CF Dustcap) x2 (waiting for dustcaps)

AMP: RF t10001bd x2 (1400-1500 @ 1 ohm)

Wire: Welding Supply/Lighting Audio 1/0 Power/Ground

Zero Noise 2.0zn RCA (x2)

260 Amp Iraggi Alternator

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