Vibration Issues

[Delo]

Just a quick question. I dont have the time or the money to buy some sound dampening materials ( dynomat/raamat ) but i have a problem with rear deck (95 camry) vibrating a whole lot on higher hertz sub notes while i have my seats up. I mean not that big of a problem but i pride myself on my audio and want to make the experience more enjoyable for the people sitting in the back seet w/ their heads right above the deck. Could i use this item i found Plasti Dip? Has anyone ever used this or heard of it? I think i can get it in a spray can which would be wonderful. If i did use it though, would it reduce the viration on the rear deck? ( I would be only spraying on bottom (trunk side) of deck, unless necessary to spray both.

www.plastidip.com

Thanks for all help, wasan't such a short question afterall

[Fever]

I've only seen it in the liquid form where you dip tool handles in. Gave a nice thick coat.
If the spray works as well it should help.

But I'll bet its not cheap either. Buy a nice bulk roll of deadening and use it everywhere. You do say you take pride in your car audio. Are your doors deadened yet?

[Delo]

no sound dapening anywhere yet...

[eddiem67]

Um you cant spare 30 bucks for some dynamat?

[Delo]

I guess i can get some, im just one of those lazy DIY guys.
Where do you think i can get it in town? An autopart or audio store? or would i have to prob get online?

[eddiem67]

Actually I have a couple of strips I can sell you, just tell me how many feet you need. Trust me, sprays and dips take alot longer to put in than sheets.

[97avalonxls]

sprays do take a while, I just used the second skin v.2 and I worked about 3.5 hours putting on two coats to the trunk and two doors. It's real good stuff though, I'll be putting sheets over it too, prolly in about 1/3 the time