anyone use liquid deadeners
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Whoa....do not put expanding foam in your doors. Where exactly does the window roll down into?
Another thing is that expanding foad is pretty toxic when burned. Lets hope you don't have to do any welding on the car....ever.
As far as liquid deadeners are concerned, they do work. But...you have to understand that this type of deadening works on the mass loading principle. The more mass you add, the lower the resonant frequency. Pick up a can of spray deadener, then pick up a roll of mat type product...which one do you think applies more mass?
Personally, I've used both. But boy does it take a lot of the liquid stuff to compete with a sheet of B-quiet.
Adam
Another thing is that expanding foad is pretty toxic when burned. Lets hope you don't have to do any welding on the car....ever.
As far as liquid deadeners are concerned, they do work. But...you have to understand that this type of deadening works on the mass loading principle. The more mass you add, the lower the resonant frequency. Pick up a can of spray deadener, then pick up a roll of mat type product...which one do you think applies more mass?
Personally, I've used both. But boy does it take a lot of the liquid stuff to compete with a sheet of B-quiet.
Adam
Originally posted by Intimate:
Yeah go see dan, he is working on my truck with it, he says its easier to reach in the corners and get right up in areas where its hard to get the mat in. It is true u need more layers, but i think it works out the same....dan will just tell you about the transformer car! it sounded awsome
Yeah go see dan, he is working on my truck with it, he says its easier to reach in the corners and get right up in areas where its hard to get the mat in. It is true u need more layers, but i think it works out the same....dan will just tell you about the transformer car! it sounded awsome
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