Make your Chevy Silverado Truck quiet like a Luxury Car (Hushmat Silencer Megabond) | AnthonyJ350

[@evolover999]

I've been loving these Silverado videos. Giving me so many ideas for my own truck! Anything else you can think of, post it up!

[@AnthonyJ350]

Trying man, got a seat cover video coming up

[@AnthonyJ350]

You should review my playlist on the channel because I have video explaining things done on the truck previously

[@evolover999]

Already watched everything more than a few times! LOL!

[@AnthonyJ350]

@@evolover999 ahhh, ok I'll try to put out more content on it lol

[@Monster33336]

The more solid the material the better, a double or triple padded deadening with tough rubber and or foam works the best though it adds weight.

[@AnthonyJ350]

Thanks for the comment!

[@abrahams.8820]

Im doing my project on the cheap, so what i am going to try before considering the product on this video is find a thrown put couch/chaor and take the sitting cushion a d take the foam out, cut it and add spray on adhesive(professional grade) on one side of the foam and try that. I might make a video of the results and see if its worth it.

[@AnthonyJ350]

It will definitely help. I would check it after a year and see the condition because it will get wet with condensation, so you don't want mold building up over time.

[@abrahams.8820]

@@AnthonyJ350 i will take that into consideration

[@myboy051]

Abraham S. - MLV mat wakes very good !!

[@drholt2]

Before and after db reading would have been nice

[@AnthonyJ350]

It works, trust me. Same idea as all the audio studios.

[@AnthonyJ350]

You can also watch this video with a different product. We take it for a road test kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap6VeWCJlMdsb7c

[@benjaminarias1350]

I trust you it works. But a simple db reading with the phone would help to know how much reduction to expect.

[@sinuemedina2550]

When I'm driving on the freeway I heard a wind sound the driver door, like by the window. Is there any way we can make that sound go away?. I was thinking of putting a hard weather strip instead of the soft original that it comes with!!

[@AnthonyJ350]

There's product like this evaca.ca/products/model-3-rubber-seal-strips-set-4-doors-frunk-trunk?variant=31432413216901&currency=CAD&gclid=Cj0KCQiA47GNBhDrARIsAKfZ2rDx-qYgkd5E-rhzIy2oPbWSVoVo7zF5vbEBoSGTpHcdmQ-xVCJNIC4aAuxnEALw_wcB

[@privateryan555]

I have the exact same problem with my 02 s10 bugs the shit out of me especially at high speeds.

[@ms7227]

Yeah good info

[@AnthonyJ350]

Thanks for watching!

[@jaimegonzalez100]

Can I use the car deadner mat on the plastic instead of inside the metal and is there a difference

[@AnthonyJ350]

You can but if the metal is resonating you won't get the benefits of the material.

[@51249ca]

anyone ever use the egg crate foam type of material for that door skin?

[@AnthonyJ350]

You could, but you need to figure out what kind of foam is it, and will it hold moisture?

[@joseluisruiz3789]

Interesting, how well would you say this foam sticks to the door panels VS Stinger Roadkill Overkill Adhesive Foam? I bought some years back for my 2012 Hyundai Genesis Sedan Door panels and it just wasnt staying on. The adhesion was very weak and not as sticky. I have a 2019 Ford Flex and that thing is noisy. So far I put some Knukonceptz Kolossus Edition deadener on the doors about 4 layers which is 10 sheets per door and it made a huge improvement. Now I just need to do the floors and ceiling butbi want to use some kind of foam on top of this knukonceptz stuff as the final Touch and to help prevent plastic squeak noises and crap like that. I'm willing to pay for good product. Like putting that stinger Roadkill Overkill on the ceiling would be a BAD Idea as it would definitely fall off and be useless. Thanks for your time my man. I greatly appreciate it and I feed my brain off your knowledge.

[@AnthonyJ350]

I would do Dynamat Xtreme on the roof, might cost a but more but it's made in the USA and proven in vertical applications like that. The Hushmat foam is very sticky and should work well in your door skins.

[@joseluisruiz3789]

@@AnthonyJ350 sweet! Thank You Very Much For Your Advice. 🙏

[@daylangio]

How much should I buy for an extended cab 2008 Silverado? I was thinking 10 piece but you’ve used it more.

[@AnthonyJ350]

That should be more than enough. If you have extra install sound deadening over the front wheel wells inside the floor area by your feet and this product on top. That will help reduce some more road noise.

[@folz3356]

@@AnthonyJ350 Do you think it would help to prevent road noise from aggressive tires.

[@AnthonyJ350]

@@folz3356 Definitely will. I run studs on my winter tires and it cut down on the noise a lot.

[@daylangio]

@@AnthonyJ350 Would just the doors help, or should I make sure I put some in the front interior wheel wells.

[@AnthonyJ350]

@@daylangio Doing the inside of the cab where the wheel wells are will help a lot as well.

[@Leatherkid01]

Studded tires are allowed in cities there?

[@AnthonyJ350]

Yup for certain months. The temperatures fluctuate a lot in my area, so we don't get a lot of snow but it does get icy here quite a bit.

[@MemeBiologist]

i might need some of that hush mat :3

[@AnthonyJ350]

It definitely works

[@secondfirstsecond]

What is the opposite frequency?

[@AnthonyJ350]

Of what?

[@emo65170.]

...the speaker produces the same frequency but opposite phase so they cancel out.

[@newlion7013]

Could this be used on the cab floor?

[@AnthonyJ350]

You could, but you have to make sure it's an area that stays dry. I feel like this would retain moisture.

[@tombrown1032]

Its a closed cell foam AS OPPOSED to the fast rings in this video. Closed cell, by design, will not absorb