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My experience suggests that doing the the ENTIRE hatch area (I did the wheel wells but not the back side of the rear fenders) and the doors (the area behind
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My experience suggests that doing the the ENTIRE hatch area (I did the wheel wells but not the back side of the rear fenders) and the doors (the area behind the trim panels-also a great time to upgrade the door speakers) is the best first step. A 38 square foot box of Dynamat Extreme was just enough to do the job.
When that's done you'll be able to decide if you want more or if you are good-to-go. |
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