Sound Proofing your wagon.

SurgeSurge Wagonist
in Bodywork & Cosmetic Modifications
Im in the process of my wagon project. Im still in the research stage of my project. Some how i ran into this sound proofing adhesive i was just wondering if anyone tried it ? I just checked this is the first time Noxudol was ever mentioned on the forum (I took the noxudol's virginity on the forum). I might try it when i put in new carpeting and save some for my engine bay. after watching this video i was very impressed:http://www.noxudolusa.com/sound_damping_products/hear_the_difference.html

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  • Eagle BeagleEagle Beagle familEE
    Sorry, tried no, but i know this from experience ...
    air+vibration=sound(wave)

    Most of us know the difference between sound
    and vibration, so the issue is transmission ...

    how do we stop a soundwave
    we use digital feedback to generate a counterwave

    how do we counteract vibration
    we isolate the source to prevent transmission

    how do we reduce vibration
    balancing out aka callibrate

    to block sound you need a density, if you apply that stuff,
    to me, it means you do need a lot of it to make it work
    - how much does it weigh per sq/m-inch ...
    - how much does it cost per sq/m-inch ...

    almost 100dB (96) is equivalent standing very close to a jet-engine
    ... that is what you hear and your body experiences
    the dB-scale is proportional, so from 96 to '60' does'nt mean 30-40%

    but, it has got other nice features, insulation, easy to apply and
    with all that jazz, if the equations are right, i say go for it

    : )
  • HaydzHaydz Moderator
    That's the last time i ever smoke a doob and then read your posts. :shock:
  • Eagle BeagleEagle Beagle familEE
    what!??

    getting dizzy, nauseated, pinkelephants, green lizards ?

    this is the first time i ever heard of dont read aftr smoke'in ...

    ... you just hate me, right?

    : )
  • wagodizzlewagodizzle Council Member and EDM expert
    Eagle Beagle wrote:

    ... you just hate me, right?

    : )

    thats impossible :o
  • GeNXGeNX Wagonist
    I was wondering if Great Stuff foam would work and if anyone has tried it. I use it on home door and window instillations and it lives up to it's name.

    Edit- So Great Stuff is a bad idea. It may expand too much
  • MrLewayneMrLewayne Wagonist
    Great Stuff is a bad idea for sound deadening. The expansion ratios are so incredibly high. Like One can can fill nearly 10cubic feet or something ridiculous like that. Imagine what one second of spraying will do to your car. I would not use household products on automotive. Search Ebay for sound deadening or dynamat. There are plenty of good alternatives without paying the cost.
  • MrM3MrM3 Council Member
    Also expandable foam holds water so it will rust sooner.
  • inceptioninception New Wagonist
    Hush Matt and Dynamat will make ur car as quite as a luxury car....Does add a little weight though..
  • 1988rt1988rt Senior Wagonist
    inception wrote:
    Hush Matt and Dynamat will make ur car as quite as a luxury car....Does add a little weight though..
    sure if you use it on the hatch and doors it adds the weight of a small person lol
  • GorillaRootzGorillaRootz Band Wagon
    Try the link below - I READ many good reviews.

    http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi
  • airodeckairodeck Wagonist
    dynamat, used on my 95 accord wagon, quiet as a lexus, i did the entire car, including roof...
  • airodeckairodeck Wagonist
    1988rt wrote:
    inception wrote:
    Hush Matt and Dynamat will make ur car as quite as a luxury car....Does add a little weight though..
    sure if you use it on the hatch and doors it adds the weight of a small person lol


    wagons aren't race cars lol
  • superhatchsuperhatch Moderator
    airodeck wrote:
    My wagon isn't a race car lol

    Fixed. :mrgreen:
  • eddywrighteddywright Wagonist
    superhatch wrote:
    airodeck wrote:
    My wagon isn't a race car lol

    Fixed. :mrgreen:

    That was good. :mrgreen:
  • moebiiusmoebiius Wagonist
    eddywright wrote:
    superhatch wrote:
    airodeck wrote:
    My wagon isn't a race car lol

    Fixed. :mrgreen:

    That was good. :mrgreen:

    twasn't good bro, that shiza was HEEELARIOUS!
  • MOD_MAN_EXTREMEMOD_MAN_EXTREME Wagonist
    airodeck wrote:
    dynamat, used on my 95 accord wagon, quiet as a lexus, i did the entire car, including roof...
    Did you take any pics or post a guide?

    I'm thinking of sticking a dampening mat in when I replace my dying carpet.
  • leWolfleWolf Senior Wagonist
    yes dynamat, no on the roll on. The roll on stuff barely does sheeet! Freind used it on his neon.
  • airodeckairodeck Wagonist
    MOD_MAN_EXTREME wrote:
    airodeck wrote:
    dynamat, used on my 95 accord wagon, quiet as a lexus, i did the entire car, including roof...
    Did you take any pics or post a guide?

    I'm thinking of sticking a dampening mat in when I replace my dying carpet.

    just peel and stick, and used a wood roller, so simple with the interior completely gutted



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  • absolutetintingabsolutetinting Wagonist
    that car is now heavy.
  • thatuglywagothatuglywago Band Wagon
    wow...thats alot of work, but i bet it is really nice riding in there...except awkward silences would be very awkward bahahaha
  • sethwalterssethwalters Wagonist
    thatuglywago wrote:
    wow...thats alot of work, but i bet it is really nice riding in there...except awkward silences would be very awkward bahahaha

    bahahaha... rofl.. quietly.
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