[saintsinner]

what is the difference between 50 mil and 80 mil, when it comes to damping sheets?

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by saintsinner

what is the difference between 50 mil and 80 mil, when it comes to damping sheets?

50 mil -> 1.27 mm
80 mil -> 2.032 mm

Mil is a american unit. One mil is equal to .001 inch. In terms of damping thicker is better but the adhesive should hold its weight also.

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[saintsinner]

Thanks Sir,

Any reviews on FatMat? (FatMat Automotive Sound Deadener & Dampening Noise Killer Products)

[s0uljah]

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

It is but installing it is pain. As it breaks when folded and needs a hot air gun to install it properly.

Noisekill is easy as drinking appy fizz no

Jokes apart its really simple and the adhesive doesnt need any heating too.

[shuvc]

Bump .. need advise on this.

Originally Posted by shuvc

What should be the damping priority for a Baleno front door? I mean say among,
a - the inside of the door pad
b - the inner metal sheet of the door (to which the speaker is fixed)
c - the outer shell of the door
etc ....

Just trying to identify max bang for buck, since I'm on a budget right now.

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by saintsinner

Thanks Sir,

Any reviews on FatMat? (FatMat Automotive Sound Deadener & Dampening Noise Killer Products)

Sound Deadener Showdown

I would consider it same as Noiseskill.

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by shuvc

Bump .. need advise on this.

For a perfect damped door all of three.

[shuvc]

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

For a perfect damped door all of three.

@LBM, I gathered as much. What I was trying to ask was, given a limited amount of damping material, that is not enough for all 3 panels, what would be the priority?

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by shuvc

@LBM, I gathered as much. What I was trying to ask was, given a limited amount of damping material, that is not enough for all 3 panels, what would be the priority?

I would first do the plastic door panel. then the internal frame. then the outer layer.

[saintsinner]

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

Sound Deadener Showdown

I would consider it same as Noiseskill.

Noisekill is Butyl based, nice.
What mil is it?
seems like very good VFM.

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by saintsinner

Noisekill is Butyl based, nice.
What mil is it?
seems like very good VFM.

It is close to 60 mil. About 1.6 mm

[vebmetal]

Does one need damping just if you install a sub, or with only 6x9s as well?

[panky12345]

Originally Posted by vebmetal

Does one need damping just if you install a sub, or with only 6x9s as well?

Its nothing like you need it. It adds to the overall listening experience as the rattling etc are gone. These can be used either with 6 X 9 or sub or 6" or even without ICE.

I use Xtremedead 80 mils in my car and am kinda satisfied with the front doors, but yes need to redo the boot.

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by panky12345

I use Xtremedead 80 mils in my car and am kinda satisfied with the front doors, but yes need to redo the boot.

Do it after you have install the subs that to after 1-2 weeks usage as lots of thing rattle after that.

[speed_devil]

hey guys i wanted to know if audiobahn damping sheets are any good?
my dealer says they cost about 1800/sheet..