Where can I get it in Canada?

I've been doing a lot of research and for deadening espescially in the doors and behind panels, closed cell foam glued in seams to work.

They use CCF in tanks for the military, so it must work!

So, anyone?

Not sure what thickness or weight though!

 

No one knows. This blows. crows.

 

Well, their are several companies out their that make CCF products for audio. As for the thickness no idea what the magic number is. i use VBP made by noise dead.

 

You could check out the stores back room. A lot of packaging is made of CCF
once the store put the stuff on the shelf the foam is garbage
Marc.

 

Ya? I can't find pictures of this schit... google sucks *** nowadays.

 

I actually went to home depot awhile back and bought a huge role of CCF for basement underlay for like 20 bucks and have used it in my last car and am using it in my current car as well. I used it mainly inside the inner door behind the speaker and also on the floor of the vehicle as well. I actually installed mine on top of the B quiet I had already put in to give a litte extra dampening. BTW if your going to install CCF make sure you get yourself a can of 3M super 77 glue!

 

Funny, that's exactly what I did too. Helped a lot in mid-range.

Home Depot has 2 types, 1/4 thick (black) and 1/16 or 1/32 (white).

Walmart also has a foam for crafts, seems closed cell too and is much thinner. (did not absorb any water). Used it to make gaskets for MDF rings.

Try noise control companies in yellow pages.

 

If your still looking check the Canadian company b-quiet