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<blockquote data-quote="audioholic" data-source="post: 2869516" data-attributes="member: 549629">Sounds like you did a pretty effective job on your floor. Im surprised you were unhappy with the results. Did you do the rest of the interior as effectively? Inside of the wheelwells is always a key area I focus on, lots of mat, lots of foam, then carpet backing stuffed into interior panel when placed back in. Also the doors are said to allow more road noise in then the floor on many models of vehicles. I focus heavily on the doors for road noise as well.For filling in body cavities, it depends on the vehicle. My little S10 blazer for example, they have huge open cevities along their bedsides/quarterpanels. I cant even remember how many cans of foam it took to fill them, but the difference was aparent (even with no interior). I also used it to isolate several places where sheetmetal contacted each other (and would rattle) from the factory... another big difference... but not really road noise I guess. Some vehicles have precious few places you can use foam, unfortunately... or maybe fortunately.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="audioholic, post: 2869516, member: 549629"] Sounds like you did a pretty effective job on your floor. Im surprised you were unhappy with the results. Did you do the rest of the interior as effectively? Inside of the wheelwells is always a key area I focus on, lots of mat, lots of foam, then carpet backing stuffed into interior panel when placed back in. Also the doors are said to allow more road noise in then the floor on many models of vehicles. I focus heavily on the doors for road noise as well. For filling in body cavities, it depends on the vehicle. My little S10 blazer for example, they have huge open cevities along their bedsides/quarterpanels. I cant even remember how many cans of foam it took to fill them, but the difference was aparent (even with no interior). I also used it to isolate several places where sheetmetal contacted each other (and would rattle) from the factory... another big difference... but not really road noise I guess. Some vehicles have precious few places you can use foam, unfortunately... or maybe fortunately. [/QUOTE]

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