Trunk coverage with dynamat, just how much is enough.
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Burning Brakes
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From: Carlisle PA
Trunk coverage with dynamat, just how much is enough.
Now that the car is finally back on the ground, and bodyshop is working on other panels. I figured I'd start putting in sound deadener in the trunk for the system I'm putting in.
I'm putting in a sealed 10W7 in between my wheel tubs. My question is in regards to sound deadener. With newer cars, most of the trunk area is already finished. But I'm dealing with a 33 year old car (70 Camaro), just what should I cover? I was planning on doing the floor, the wheel tubs, the center panel and rear deck (passenger compartment will be done later).
Do I need to also do the trunk lid, inner side of quarter panels, taillight panel, or is that total overkill?
I'm putting in a sealed 10W7 in between my wheel tubs. My question is in regards to sound deadener. With newer cars, most of the trunk area is already finished. But I'm dealing with a 33 year old car (70 Camaro), just what should I cover? I was planning on doing the floor, the wheel tubs, the center panel and rear deck (passenger compartment will be done later).
Do I need to also do the trunk lid, inner side of quarter panels, taillight panel, or is that total overkill?
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2000
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From: Carlisle PA
Re: Trunk coverage with dynamat, just how much is enough. (Metal_Wulf)
a few layers :thumbs:
