**PART 1**
I got sick of not having any REAL sound in my DD so I lit a fire under my ass and tried an idea I had awhile ago. I sell a 90mil water-proof sound/crack isolation membrane for setting tile over concrete or plywood. It has the sticky tar-like adheasive like Dynamat Extreme but has a fiber mesh material on the other. This shit is STICKY!!!!! I grabbed a set of fowlers 6" RSd coax(for now) to through in the doors. I rains alot here and this isn't the most water tight car so I wanted to keep them safe. Pictures really tell the story. You should have a heat gun handy if it's not warm where you play as it makes it more shapeable. After getting a basic shape, I covered the mesh with a polyester glue for added strength. I also covered the door and back side of the door panel.
This is really not that expensive.......$2.00 sqft...... Both doors only cost me $40 bux.... It applies VERY easy and doesn't tare like DM does when using the roller.
Those tender little burgers with them little, itty-bitty grilled onions that just explode in ya mouth like flavor crystals every time you bite into one.. just makes me want to burn this muthafuka down.... Come on, Pookie, let's burn this muthafuka down!!!
I have a 99 Civic that although my componets sound good, they could sound a hell of alot better. Kinda my own fault though, I have no deadening in the doors, the componets are just slapped into the stock locations.
Whenever I get the materials Twisted and I are gonna make a project out of my doors, installing some Rsd 6.5's and a JL 0w6 in each door. Fiberglassing closed the map pocket should make about the perfect enclosure for the 0w6's.
Let me know how this deadening material works out. If I was going to buy some where would I go and what would I ask for??
Have switched to Home Audio:
Anthem Statement A5
Integra DHC-9.9
Klipsch Refrence II 5.1 set up
My company is the main(we sell the most ) distributor west of the Mississippi. There's a place out of Cali and one out of TX.
I'll tell everybody what it's called after if finish develpoing MY product as it'll be abit different from this. I used this material to see what would need to be done to really make it work in this application. Not to mention that I haven't thought of a good name for my product either...
***$2.00 per sqft included the polyester glue I used for the pod.
Material alone runs around $1.50 sqft.
Let me know if ya want some. It comes 36" wide and up to 65ft long. I'll ship it out UPS.
Those tender little burgers with them little, itty-bitty grilled onions that just explode in ya mouth like flavor crystals every time you bite into one.. just makes me want to burn this muthafuka down.... Come on, Pookie, let's burn this muthafuka down!!!
It applies VERY easy and doesn't tare like DM does when using the roller.
) distributor west of the Mississippi. There's a place out of Cali and one out of TX.