SOUND-PROOFING PEEL AND STICK

[rallysman]

www.selectproducts.com

 

[snake513]

DYNOmat isby far the best in my opinion

 

[Dr Joe]

Have you used this in an aquarium environment?

 

[scadarette]

Thanks for the input, I 'll check out Dynomat

 

[Fish Eat Fish]

Dynomat is the best

http://ikesound.com/category-category_id/125

 

[tunerX]

I think it is dynamat. Anyway everything but the extreme is made of asphalt. The extreme is actually rubberized roofing material with a sticky backing. If you want to pay a ton of money for sticky backed asphalt or insulated rubber then buy dynamat.

Asphalt roll roofing material can be bought at any hardware store that sells roofing material. Applying it with stainless steel staples is far better than sitcky backed dynamat because you can remove it easily.

 

[TurboVinny]

you could use Rammat thats sold on ebay by the 50ft rolls for like $100+ works the same not sure how effect it is since it was designed to use on metal like dynamat. have you looked into foam?

 

[rallysman]

you could use Rammat thats sold on ebay by the 50ft rolls for like $100+ works the same not sure how effect it is since it was designed to use on metal like dynamat. have you looked into foam?

That was my thinking. Wood isn't going to resonate much. I'd try this

http://www.partsexpress.com/webpage.cfm?&WebPage_ID=3

 

[TurboVinny]

link doesnt work, is it the hoodliner? you could try using carpet pad instead of that

 

[rallysman]

http://www.partsexpress.com/ search for "acoustic foam"
I think it would do a great job, but I'm not sure how it would get along with moisture.