sound deadener, dynamat

I didn't mean to only use foam.  I don't think that's going to really cut down a whole lot on vibrations and rattles.  Never tried it with just foam though so I don't know.  Open cell foam is probably pretty bad idea too.  If it absorbs water I would try to keep it out of your car as much as possible.

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