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<blockquote data-quote="Anthony Collova" data-source="post: 1058508" data-attributes="member: 558844">blah blah blah...stop acting like a bunch off cheese kuntsdapmer is damper and anything will work.even adding a pile of camel turds on the trunk lid will help.however!!!some mats are toxic and casue headaches.some mats melt and fall off, oozing black tar on your amps, subs, and upholstery.some mats require 3 layers to equal one of a real damper..how sticky a product is has nothing to do with how well it will adhere long term.all has to do with the heat tolerance which is why asphalt mats are less than desireable..adding mass is only one part of the deal. constraint layer dampers reduce vibrations by CONVERTING THE ENERGY IN TO HEAT. the added weight helps lower the panels resonant frequency, but&nbsp; there is more too it than adding weight, dispite what other ignorant rebadgers tell you... there is science involved in this..Thank you everyone that has mentioned secondskin. I always appreciate your kind words, support and loyalty.for anyone else that wants more info on sound deadening and what product to use, and not to use<a href="http://forums.caraudio.com/vb/search.php" target="_blank">click here</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anthony Collova, post: 1058508, member: 558844"] blah blah blah... stop acting like a bunch off cheese kunts dapmer is damper and anything will work. even adding a pile of camel turds on the trunk lid will help. however!!! some mats are toxic and casue headaches. some mats melt and fall off, oozing black tar on your amps, subs, and upholstery. some mats require 3 layers to equal one of a real damper.. how sticky a product is has nothing to do with how well it will adhere long term. all has to do with the heat tolerance which is why asphalt mats are less than desireable.. adding mass is only one part of the deal. constraint layer dampers reduce vibrations by CONVERTING THE ENERGY IN TO HEAT. the added weight helps lower the panels resonant frequency, but there is more too it than adding weight, dispite what other ignorant rebadgers tell you... there is science involved in this.. Thank you everyone that has mentioned secondskin. I always appreciate your kind words, support and loyalty. for anyone else that wants more info on sound deadening and what product to use, and not to use[URL="http://forums.caraudio.com/vb/search.php"]click here[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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