My large Audio Technix install (tons O pictures)

[E-Rock 10+ year member]

Are you going to throw any audio equipment in there? What did you do to get rid of all the rust (sanding, chemicals, etc...)?

I like those "old" 'Burbans. Can't wait to see how well the AT works and what else you do to the vehicle.

 

[SPLC]

Are you going to throw any audio equipment in there? What did you do to get rid of all the rust (sanding, chemicals, etc...)?
I like those "old" 'Burbans. Can't wait to see how well the AT works and what else you do to the vehicle.

Thanks man.

Since most of it was surface rust I just sanded, wire-brushed and used an oil based rustoleum primer and paint. It set up as hard as a ministers peter.

Its just a winter beater and summer family truck so the audioz will be small but it will have a flipout and a sub or two.

 

[whitedragon551 5,000+ posts]

Looks good. How much deadener are you going to end up using? I am interested in how well it works for road noise.

Thats not what you need them. MLV is to stop road noise.

 

[MisterDeadeye 10+ year member]

Thats not what you need them. MLV is to stop road noise.

I'm going to be getting some of this when I'm ready to put in new carpet in my car, along with some CCF. Mmmmm, good.

 

[cthedinger 10+ year member]

Thats not what you need them. MLV is to stop road noise.

Deadener does help with road noise but is not the solution to the problem. I always suggest to customers that the deadener there floor and doors with a deadener like AT, then apply MLV on there floor and doors if possible.

 

[SPLC]

After 2 or 3 layers those panels were pretty dead I must say.