Dynamat 10435 Xtreme Door Kit 4 Sheets

Dynamat 10435 Xtreme Door Kit 4 Sheets
I have some decent Pyle 6.5" component speakers in the doors of my 2006 Tacoma 2 door truck. For some reason the passenger door developed a buzz to it, even at low volume but especially when the DJ's would talk in their announcer voices. I applied the Dynamat Extreme to both doors this morning and the difference is huge! Not only is the buzz gone but all the over-resonance I would get at high volume and a lot of bass vanished also. I dont really notice much of a difference in road noise but the entire back of the cab is bare steel so you would probably have to cover the entire inside of the cab in the stuff to get rid of that. I do plan to cover the back wall at a later time.
I highly recommend this product!

I purchased 2 dynamat xtreme door kits and 2 (12sq) dynaliner to do all doors in my 2006 maxima and the rear deck. So far, I completed three doors and there is plenty left for the last door and rear deck.

Results:
There is a big difference...no rattles when I am listening to my music. Now you could hear tighter bass and clear highs. Of course, now the doors have that nice heavy feel to them, and close with a nice "thump".

The road noise did decrease, but not as much as I wanted. I guess if I used multiple layers and covered every inch of metal, it would probably make a bigger difference.

I was more concerned with rattles that ruined my music listening experience, and dynamat performed great in that department.

Overall: I highly recommend.

I started with the speaker packs. I saw very little result. Then dynamat said, well you really need to do the whole door, so I did. $400 later, I still have as much road noise as before and I covered my entire door frame on all 4 doors.

Don't buy in to the hype. I know it sounds good, but the people who got results are just idiots who believe everything the are told. "Miller lite is good beer, isn't it Johnny? See the pretty women on TV, you'll get them too if you drink Miller Lite." "Duh... Yes... lite beer is good.."

This has a lot of uses beyond car applications. I used a sheet of it on the drywall behind in-wall speakers to cut the amount of sound radiating through the back wall and tighten the sound. I used a sheet of it inside a computer case, to eliminate a tinny rattle that came from the case vibration while it was on. You can even put pieces of it on the inside of washing machine or dryer panels to make them quieter.

It does have one drawback, and that's the fact that once you stick it on something, you will not be able to get it off without making a big mess. It is essentially tar with a foil outer cover, and trying to get it off just leaves a bunch of sticky tar behind. So, choose the place you want it carefully before sticking it down!

This is one of the many extra packs I purchased, trieng to get rid of sound vibrations in my car...............Never worked how I expected. This is not a miracle product........