Cheap Sound Quality Car PART 3 - DEADENING - Silent Coat

[@SanceShaji]

Thanks for taking us through all the steps of building a car audio system from scratch.

[@ccvideotech]

Looking forward to Part 4!

[@JohanH1990]

The opening is like Pat en Mat 🤣 Thanks for the great explanation and showing us everything!

[@alanpeter0117]

Hello Peter Thank you for making this series. This is definitely gonna help me with my build on my 15 year old cheap hatchback. Also, love to see the 1st generation swift. I think I did mention in one of the other videos that I had this car for around 9 years. Surely brings a lot of memories seeing this car

[@redbackcustomgarage2376]

Hey Peter. Thank you for the detailed videos that you always take the time in your busy schedule to put together for us. Just know that's it's well received and appreciated, especially how you always engage your audience in the videos. Maybe one day I'll work at Pssound😀

[@richardr5888]

Another great video as usual. Can't wait for the next one as that will correspond to my next project in my Grand Cherokee. Did this a few years back, the difference night and day- both rattles inside, and the embarrassing outside. Too many bassheads here in South Florida think it's OK to hear trunk/ hatch rattle over the actual bass. Of course they are also the ones that must not be able to afford to fix they're A/C, because why else would they always ride with the windows down in 98 degree humid weather thumping quiet neighborhoods day and night?

[@rohanleanne9669]

My favourite series you have done yet surprisingly

[@worldwideteambasscatdownri6963]

So the entire cabin is done. Makes me feel good about my truck build. I dont want a SPL build just Infrasonic Bass and awesome mids and highs. I did a solid bead on my brace, even went up the firewall.

[@bigsteviesri]

Oft that shows my how much I missed and still need to do good advice lads thankyou.

[@theresalong6573]

good video, yes takes a while working on my car in waddy kentucky, keep up good work

[@Glanthor88]

Cool vid! Great job both of you.

[@tatialo37]

fantastic job!

[@AlienRiff]

Fuck yeah!!!! Forgot the link for me to order the PSSOUND snap back hat!!!

[@mandismith89]

its stops the panels resonating at certain frequencies

[@pssound9749]

If it’s a question, then the answer is yes.

[@ReconTHG]

Pete, what are your thoughts about SCs 5mm mats? Unlike 4mm ones (100% butyl) they are made out of butyl and bitumen sandwich, which should work loaaaads better. Additionally, are you adding polyester sheets for even better sound insulation? Most of OEMs, especially premium ones have polyester and similar materials all over inside of interior trims.

[@pssound9749]

Polyester is not for soundproofing, that’s for sure. Questionable why they add it at few places behind doorcards, spacing away or for crash? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@-Marco21]

@@pssound9749 Well crap, a month ago I bought few sheets of polyester from Gladen, who claims it works better than the wave open cell foam for soundproofing.. I would like to hear your thoughts on what works and what dont in the next part 👍

[@pssound9749]

@@-Marco21 you’re welcome to send a link to that product. 👍

[@-Marco21]

@@pssound9749 There is only an overview of all their damping products. According to the pictures, the Aero-Poly "should" work better than the Aero-Wave for absorbing sound: www.gladen.com/dampingmaterial.html

[@explorinlearnindoing5462]

At the Mexican Border; officer nocks on the car door to ask for drivers license....... then immediately calls for back up and says; "Sir could you please step out of the vehicle? I suspect there is something in your doors! - Driver; "Yeah I know man... they did the whole car!...

[@pssound9749]

🤣🤣

[@PeteSHLeong]

Part 4 part 4 part 4 part 4........

[@hotfuzz1913]

Festool systainers the most expensive seat in the house

[@pssound9749]

Yepp, those are good for so many things! 😃

[@adrianbennett9322]

So do you need to deaden practicality every metal surface? I had read or seen that just the large flat surfaces usually required deadening, the ridges and curved parts didn't need deadening? I clearly need to do a lot more in my car!

[@pssound9749]

Adrian did you listen to the end of the video? 😃 No, you don’t need 100% coverage, 50% is good enough, however, in a big, flat door, where u also use a beefy midbass, i’d do not just full coverage, but multiple layers too.

[@adrianbennett9322]

@@pssound9749 I did comment before the end of the video, my bad! Will need to add some extra deadening regardless, the sheetmetal in a Dacia Duster is not very thick 🙈

[@fleuriejeanpierre]

Would love to know how much weight that adds to the car....

[@pssound9749]

Overall treatment was around 50kg.

[@gmcminitruck]

What do you place behind the door openings where the deadening is applied? Is it still sticky on the backside?

[@pssound9749]

Yes, but you can also use a 1-2mm aluminium sheet that covers the service holes and put deadening over it.

[@gmcminitruck]

@@pssound9749 Thanks for answering!

[@leskoaudio]

Did you add MVL to the doors as well? I am struggling to fit both egg shell foam and MLV in my door card. Tips?

[@pssound9749]

No, no MLV on doors, impossible to fit.

[@christianstanke380]

Nice work. How many kilo is the deadening?

[@pssound9749]

Check the description please! 🙃

[@DotcomComputers]

HI, could you explain the use of the heat gun - is it to make the butyl layer easier to shape around the metalwork?

[@pssound9749]

It bonds better. We always use heatgun, regardless of the ambient temperature.

[@DotcomComputers]

@@pssound9749 Thank you!

[@Turb0Yoda]

Are you planning to do something like MLV/Lead and CCF or similar sound blocking treatment? or just CLD and done?

[@pssound9749]

Then what would be the next part about? 😃

[@Turb0Yoda]

@@pssound9749 ugh you tease me man... Redoing my car and considering if I should put the effort into doing MLV if I only have this car for ~1-2 years more tops as my daily...

[@carloschavez-gg6so]

👍

[@bmuenter]

Cheap sound quality build? Didn't you just spend more money on the sound deadener and labor then the car's value? That's a ton of work!! It's a lot of time! The owner of this inexpensive car is paying for ALL this? Then a stereo? Where's the cheap part?

[@pssound9749]

Is it the first time you see a video on Pssound channel? 😃 We don’t cut corners on installation!👍 The car is cheap, the equipment will be relatively cheap too. Check out the introduction.

[@nissanoo0393]

i just hope the equipment cost doesn't go over 4 figures :P

[@pssound9749]

@@nissanoo0393 good luck with that when a DSP & amps cost nearly that much, but everything is described and listed in the 1st video. 👍 However, you can do magic with used products.

[@nissanoo0393]

​@@pssound9749 that's what i thought tbh, also you can only do magic if you know what you're looking for hehe