Thread: Sound Deadening

Since I'll be taking out the carpet from my car, I was thinking about taking out the old sound deadening and putting in something else that will keep noise levels down. I have no experience in doing something like this, so I have no idea how to install it so any tips would be appreciated. Ive researched a bit and found a company that looks like they have some pretty good products but if you guys know of any places that have a good product or can tell me how to install it, please speak up. Thanks.

Link: Sound Deadening Materials for Noise Reduction from Second Skin

Also just found this B-Quiet sound deadening material . Anybody have experience with them?

second skin is a awesome product. On the car audio forum I used to go on everybody switched to it because of the prices and quality

Are you selling your old carpet? :x I don't even care if its stained to shit if you give me a good price :P

92 Sentra-ser: What would I need to order from them in order to cover the floor?

I guess second skin got sold off.. I would suggest their product that comes in the gallon jug things or whatever or this company The Goods

Check out eD's line also...

Elemental Designs: Car Stereo, Home Speakers, Electronics

Wayne, that looks like a really good product. How many square feet do you guys think id need to cover the entire floor in a 200sx?

I assume you are removing your carpet to save weight?
You should check out this stuff from Cascade Engineering.It is lighter weight and real easy to use.They have a huge variety of products for different parts of the car.
I have used this product,in various forms,and loved the results.Price is good,and Free shipping at this place too.
Parts-Express.com ? Cascade Audio ? CAE, Sound Damping Products, Acoustic Foam, Sound Damping Spray, Car Audio Noise Control, Acoustic Damping, Acoustic Sound Control

Believe weight reduction is not his goal. A leaky floor pan seems to be his issue from the PMs he sent me :P

edit- I figure he has a hole in his floor pan allowing water in, I assume he's checked the basics such as weather stripping.