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<blockquote data-quote="PopcornPlaya" data-source="post: 362003" data-attributes="member: 551837"><p>look around in your trunk, tap places, and if they have resonance, add more dampener.&nbsp; also, you can use expanging foam in areas where there is space between metals.&nbsp; another thing you may want to look for is, in a lot of the newer cars have an air vent/flap inside the trunk.&nbsp; usually it has a rubber flap in there, and it lets air in and out of the trunk.&nbsp; you might want to do something about that if your car has one.&nbsp; i took mine out of my 2001 civic, and fiberglassed over the opening, it took out a lot of rattles.&nbsp; you might also be able to move your trunk latch slightly where it&#039;ll close tighter.&nbsp; again, i did this in my car, and it helped alot.&nbsp; another thing you could check, if your tag is mounted on your trunk lid, as mine is, is to add a layer of dampener to the back of your tag.&nbsp; also, you might want to try adding dampener to panels inside the car&#039;s cabin.&nbsp; i did this as well, and have another 100 sq ft. of dampener on the way to do more (doing another layer in my trunk, and as much as i can get through for the second time in the cabin.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="PopcornPlaya, post: 362003, member: 551837"] look around in your trunk, tap places, and if they have resonance, add more dampener. also, you can use expanging foam in areas where there is space between metals. another thing you may want to look for is, in a lot of the newer cars have an air vent/flap inside the trunk. usually it has a rubber flap in there, and it lets air in and out of the trunk. you might want to do something about that if your car has one. i took mine out of my 2001 civic, and fiberglassed over the opening, it took out a lot of rattles. you might also be able to move your trunk latch slightly where it'll close tighter. again, i did this in my car, and it helped alot. another thing you could check, if your tag is mounted on your trunk lid, as mine is, is to add a layer of dampener to the back of your tag. also, you might want to try adding dampener to panels inside the car's cabin. i did this as well, and have another 100 sq ft. of dampener on the way to do more (doing another layer in my trunk, and as much as i can get through for the second time in the cabin. [/QUOTE]

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