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<blockquote data-quote="Zavenoa" data-source="post: 8102690" data-attributes="member: 654283">I finished this and did all of the trim pieces like the pictures above, putting deadener anywhere there might possibly be contact points.&nbsp; The only piece I did more to was the rear deck.&nbsp; For that I started by ripping off the padding seen on the underside in my first post and then completely covered every square inch of it I could in deadener, and then for good measure used a little hot glue to stick the padding over top of it.&nbsp; It was a huge PITA but it worked incredibly well, reducing interior rattle significantly.&nbsp; It did not solve the main rattle when the subs are hitting really hard, but I didn&#039;t think it would.&nbsp; After narrowing that down a little more I believe I&#039;ve determined it&#039;s either the rear deck hitting the read windshield as I thought, or the trunk itself rattling because the seal isn&#039;t tight enough.&nbsp; Will investigate further, but I&#039;ll figure it out.Here are some quick shots of what the underside of the trim pieces I coated look like.&nbsp; This isn&#039;t all of them, there are a couple of other small pieces that I just didn&#039;t feel like taking pictures of.&nbsp; This seemed to work well enough I&#039;ll probably go nuts over time and do the whole car, not to mention drop in deadener in the trunk and on the doors for S&amp;amp;Gs.[ATTACH]26542536[/ATTACH]

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And yes my fingers kill from molding all of this stuff...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zavenoa, post: 8102690, member: 654283"] I finished this and did all of the trim pieces like the pictures above, putting deadener anywhere there might possibly be contact points. The only piece I did more to was the rear deck. For that I started by ripping off the padding seen on the underside in my first post and then completely covered every square inch of it I could in deadener, and then for good measure used a little hot glue to stick the padding over top of it. It was a huge PITA but it worked incredibly well, reducing interior rattle significantly. It did not solve the main rattle when the subs are hitting really hard, but I didn't think it would. After narrowing that down a little more I believe I've determined it's either the rear deck hitting the read windshield as I thought, or the trunk itself rattling because the seal isn't tight enough. Will investigate further, but I'll figure it out. Here are some quick shots of what the underside of the trim pieces I coated look like. This isn't all of them, there are a couple of other small pieces that I just didn't feel like taking pictures of. This seemed to work well enough I'll probably go nuts over time and do the whole car, not to mention drop in deadener in the trunk and on the doors for S&Gs. [CENTER][ATTACH=CONFIG]26542536[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]26542537[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]26542538[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]26542539[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]26542542[/ATTACH] [/CENTER] And yes my fingers kill from molding all of this stuff... [/QUOTE]

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