DynaMat???

[liamlazenby]

Anyone have a rough guesstimate as to whats the best/cheapest easiest way to get good deadening in the doors, boot, rear quarter panels etc. vibrations and rattling is doing my head in!!

ta very much my fellow ds3lings.

[Ritch_DS3]

Hey,

I am not aware of anyone DynaMatting their car yet, Iv'e used it on previous cars when doing custom sound systems and installing Sub woofers etc, I can recommend the
Dynamat extreme although as you've probably seen its pricey to say the least.

Brown Bread is another good choice, check out some of the car audio websites like www.caraudiosecurity.com they have a large range of sound deadening materials to choose from.

Iv'e had a few french cars over the years so have learnt to accept the rattles, but can appreciate your frustration. I would recommend one of their front door speaker kits if you are prepared to strip your door cards down, it makes a massive difference to sound quality in the cabin if you like your music.

I hope my rant Helps

Have a Good Weekend

[Jimbob]

Can you get a council grant for cavity wall insulation

JB

[cyclone]

No matter which product you end up choosing you are going to have to take the car apart to apply it. But don't sweat it, it's not that hard to get the panels off. So really just a matter of choosing the material.