DIY: How to Soundproof your Vehicle Under $100

I (a previous Audimute Customer) created a short tutorial in how to soundproof your vehicle using Audimute's 3.2mm Peacemaker sound insulation material. This is high quality, low cost way to soundproof your vehicle. Final Cost about $100 to soundproof your trunk, tailgate, and 4 doors. This is a 1-2 day project, depending on the number of hours you'd like to put in to it.
http://www.audimutesoundproofing.com/

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Autos & Vehicles

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• soundproof
• 3.2mm Peacemaker
• car
• installation
• insulation
• tutorial
• audio
• Audimute
• how to
• cheap vehicle soundproofing

[Beepinheimer]

Awesome I'm doing this next week, one question though... Was it easy to remove the carpet and panels without destroying anything?

[zzz1z1z1zzz]

@Beepinheimer

Yeah, not a problem at all. I didn't label any of the screws and things, which was a mistake on my part. So long as you label stuff it shouldn't be a problem. The whole project worked pretty well for me overall.

[zzz1z1z1zzz]

And for aerussel, thank you! It is courtesy of Kevin Macleod of incompetech music, free use music online. Thanks again for watching and good luck in your future soundproofing endeavors :)

[zzz1z1z1zzz]

Thanks to those of you who enjoyed this video. It took quite a while to sift through 6 hours of footage to pick out just what I wanted to show, but came out rather nicely I think.. While it is the 'poor mans dynamat' as put by pedrotski2007, for me (a broke college student) it was a perfectly viable alternative. At the time I talked with audimute representatives they told me I was one of only 2-5 people who had ever tried this product in a vehicle. To iluvithaha, it's all on the website listed

[zzz1z1z1zzz]

Installing the Peacemaker was done specifically because I wanted to do an overhaul on my car audio system. I installed aftermarket speakers and subwoofers in the doors and in a ported sun enclosure for the back area. (6.5" infinity reference speakers, 12" alpine series r's)

I once drove 70mph, windows down, with opera playing. It was turned up loud but I could heard every note perfectly. The peacemaker eliminated the rattles from the door caused by the speaker. Better sounds are guaranteed. As

[jorge15bass]

dynamat is weak use second skin. i would use that peace maker stuff for my doors!! thanks man

[Sixes350]

Don't use spray glue. The over spray will get onto everything

[phatty23]

use dynamat you cheep shit!!!

[akush55]

sure just let find spray foam dealer let them loose in your vehicle. they put 4 inch layer of foam never hear thing after that treatment.

[ZaoHuZhua]

I used some aluminum membrane roofing product, pretty cheap. I think the company is Resisto. I laid it out in the cab of my pick-up and it works a lot like the dynamat. I used rubber and adhesive inbetween my chassis and rollbar. It's amazingly quite for a 20 year old truck.

[rugme]

FYI, you have to let the glue thicken up about 30sec to a minute. when it's nice and tacky is when you lay your product.

[looncraz]

Super77 is the stuff to use...

[CrazeSniper]

doesn't he sound like Tosh?

[getleetvideos]

Just buy some FatMat so much easier wand would work better... You can get 100 square feet for $100 in the 5mm the 8mm thick stuff is $70 for 50 square feet.

[joestl314]

This is a GREAT video!

I've used that particular spray adhesive and it's pretty terrible. There's better (although more expensive stuff) from the 3M company that's available at any auto parts store. However, I think your best option would be a bottle for Rubber Cement and a small paint roller.

Also, make sure the area is clean. Just use soap and water and let it dry.