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currently in the process of doing primer on truck for paint, while i am im going to set up the rear for my wall which consist of 12 re 12" subs. attached is a few photos, i dont know where to use my e dead deadner or just screw/ glue a piece of mdf to the rear wall and then fill it with foam. what would you all do?

what wall will look like

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the hump in middle is where mdf will stop, will come up from floor and mount flush and then at top i would fill it all with foam.

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Deaden it then MDF it then foam it :)

X2 - your sheetmetal would still resonate, deaden it :dj:

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deaden it til you thing you have gone overkill then double it. Foam is nice between wood and metal too.

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