07 Maxima Trunk

[sierra mist]

I want to deaden my trunk when I get home. I keep seeing pics of folks having several stripes of deadener on my trunk. Would that be necessary for me? I really want to get this done.

[OrzechNJ]

stripes ? u mean couple layers?

btw. home depot roller FTW

Edited November 1, 2012 by OrzechNewJersey

[sierra mist]

stripes ? u mean couple layers?

btw. home depot roller FTW

Yeah, like the cut it up into a thousand pieces. I know every truck is different., but I can i wouldn't have to do that with my trunk.

[OrzechNJ]

Its easier to put smaller piece .. But i would stick to bigger ones, it be more efficent.. I did mine yesterday

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/151858-2000-accord-second-skin-more-pictures-pg-3/page__st__40#entry2220297

[Second Skin Rep Jon]

Personally, when it comes to trunk lids I am super strategic in where I place the material. Why? There are a lot of areas that really don't need any deadener.

For instance, areas that are double walled/reinforced don't need much, if any, deadener.

Areas that are formed/curved resonate MUCH less than the flat areas, thus not needing much, if any, deadener.

And the list goes on...

So for your lid I would look at treating the highlighted areas first (see below). Then tap/hit the panel, play your music, etc. and see if the other areas need some deadening.

Of course depending on what you are trying to achieve will also dictate how and where the product is applied.

I say all of this not to make it more complicated, but to help insure you get the most out of and best coverage with the product.

EDIT: And yes, I too approve of the Home Depot J-Roller.

Edited November 2, 2012 by Second Skin Rep Jon

[sierra mist]

Thank you guys so my much. I was running my power wire yesterday. Hopefully, I can get it today.