deadener on doors worth it?

[lbluecamaro69]

i have a 69 camaro and i just finished laying dynamat on the back seat area, tubs, partition, and entire floor, i have just been wondering if it is worth it to do the doors? i do not have any speakers in them and if i should do them, which areas should i cover?

[Motown 454]

I think it makes a big difference. I did it on my 69

[lbluecamaro69]

I think it makes a big difference. I did it on my 69

did you do it on the inside of the outer skin or just the outside of the inner part?

[Schwartz Performance]

Inside of the outer skin is flatter which makes the "tin" sound, it's most needed there. Dynamat type deadener is what I'm talking about.
-Dale

[68lovebuzz]

Same. Works really well. Gives that door shutting "thud".

[minendrews68]

If the Dynamat is installed on the inside of the door (outside panel, but inside the shell) wouldn't it tend to hold moisture?

[icemanrd19]

the doors sound so much better.
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c302/icemanrld19/20130827_204701.mp4

[Motown 454]

Sorry for the late answer I did it on the door skin.

[lbluecamaro69]

Thanks guys looks like that's where I'll put it then

[First Bird]

I put Dynamat on the inside of the inner door panel since I too was concerned about moisture. It helped a lot.

[Nothingface5384]

Mainly the ccd matting like dynomat is for taking away vibration resonance from speakers or perhaps downpipes.
And you only really need 25% coverage.
To Combat heat takes a different matting
Same with air Bourne noises...MLV and ccf om wheelwells help with that

Def good to get moisture out like mentioned