where should i put it? should i aim to cover the front doors first? or should i do the floor of the car, or the boot (of my wagon)?

where should i put it? should i aim to cover the front doors first? or should i do the floor of the car, or the boot (of my wagon)?

how expensive is it to buy??

i'd do front doors first then the tailgate bit of your wagon but where abouts are our rear speakers mounted?

it was about $25 for a pack of two 330x330mm squares, i bought two of those

yeah i reckon ill do the front doors, best sound for me! :D

rear speakers are mounted in the tailgate, not too fussed about them really, more concerned with road noise from the back of the wagon

it was about $25 for a pack of two 330x330mm squares, i bought two of those

yeah i reckon ill do the front doors, best sound for me! :D

rear speakers are mounted in the tailgate, not too fussed about them really, more concerned with road noise from the back of the wagon

cool let us kno how it goes!

will do! another question, should i install it after i've installed the speakers/amp/new wiring or before (i.e. take out old speaker/wire and install sound deadener)?

will do! another question, should i install it after i've installed the speakers/amp/new wiring or before (i.e. take out old speaker/wire and install sound deadener)?

i havent done it before but i say take everything out

put all the sound deadner on then install ur new gear over that

yeah cool man :D cheers for your help

What adhesive does the deadening use?

What adhesive does the deadening use?

no idea to be honest, it just has a sticky backing where you peel off a paper cover :) doesnt seem to be super sticky

tell me how you go with your sound deadening as I might invest in some for my front splits if it works out ok.

Cheers

Jaycar sound deadening from memory is bitumen based, unless they have upgraded to butyl (which is a lot better in properties, and well...not turning into a puddle in 45degree weather clogging up your doors and rusting them out and destroying your speakers).

To the outter skins first, then inner skins. Then since you have a wagon, I would (depending on how far you want to go) deaden the whole boot/tailgate/roof.

no idea to be honest, it just has a sticky backing where you peel off a paper cover :) doesnt seem to be super sticky

Yeah interesting cause I had a problem with I think it was G-spot deadener as it came off over time due to the heat. That is why Dynamat is so good.

The Jaycar could be worth a look as a cheap way to do your floors though... might have to have a look :D

(depending on how far you want to go) deaden the whole boot/tailgate/roof.

yeah its all a matter of money :P

how did the sound deadening go?