Sound Deadening
My friend just help me put together a thread on sound deadening we did a little research on everything and put together a nice thread. Have a look at it should answer some of your questions.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/ot...ng-thread.html
https://www.f150online.com/forums/ot...ng-thread.html
Depends on what all you want to deaden and how many layers. Depending on the product, you may have to layer to accomplish the same task. I started out just doing the doors. Then I wanted to do the back wall. Then the roof (biggest difference maker and worth the effort). Now the floor.
Like I stated earlier, the eDead was cheaper, but I had to layer it, cutting into the cost savings with time/labor. Out of all of the ones I listed earlier, I liked the Stinger Road Kill the best.
30 sq ft should cover a good portion of that truck.
I hope this helped.
Devildog101
Like I stated earlier, the eDead was cheaper, but I had to layer it, cutting into the cost savings with time/labor. Out of all of the ones I listed earlier, I liked the Stinger Road Kill the best.
30 sq ft should cover a good portion of that truck.
I hope this helped.
Devildog101
Really? That's the only part of my truck that I have not done yet. I assumed it would make the least difference. What did it cut down on? Wind noise, vibrations, ??
And for Oneshot I would go to Second Skin audio and buy the 36 sqft of Damplifier Pro. Worth every penny. I do agree with the Stinger Road kill being amazing, but it is very expensive. I will have to say though that it is worth looking into. But if you are looking into saving some money go with the Second Skin.
-TJ
I would say 50 sqft would cover pretty much everything. A 36 sqft pack got a really good amount of my car the entire trunk, rear deck top and bottom, and all 4 doors. If you got 50 sqft you could get the roof and floors done as well.



