Thanks for the information Steve. Sorry to strike a nerve...:roflpuke2::roflpuke2:

:rofl2:

I just don't want you guys to waste your time/money.

The first time I ever did a sound deadening project I listened to the BS and did 100% coverage with Dynamat. What a waste.

Now I know all of the elements required for a proper deadening job. :tup:

I'm sure you do with all the bodies that get stashed in your trunk... :wtf2:

Can you show us a picture of what the rear trunk area should look like done "properly"?

Let me see if I can find one.

well unfortunately, the money has been spent...:shakes head::ugh2:

This is in a 2005 Civic.

CLD Tiles:

http://sounddeadenershowdown.com/wp/...placement1.jpg

Building up the layer of Closed Cell Foam:

http://sounddeadenershowdown.com/wp/..._barrier01.jpg

Adding the Mass Loaded Vinyl (the actual sound barrier):

http://sounddeadenershowdown.com/wp/..._barrier05.jpg

Trunk floor completed, all gaps filled, CCF under all of the MLV:

http://sounddeadenershowdown.com/wp/..._barrier08.jpg

I got 50 feet of the stuff.

And for that you've earned a :facepalm:

You can always sell what you don't use.

damn dude, that look spretty serious. wow..

I can and will gracefully accept that.. I earned it. and guess what? unlike you, I will admit it.

This is improper coverage:

http://sounddeadenershowdown.com/wp/...hiny_trunk.jpg

Unfortunately a lot of people do this but it is not effective as a sound barrier.

damn...