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Looking for cheap source for Dynamat (or equivalent)
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12/04/11 06:40 PM
12/04/11 06:40 PM
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Canada
DmanSRT71
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Looking for a reputable vendor that sells dynamat or something of the sort for cheap.
Or, a Home Depot equivalent, which I've heard of, but can't remember the name of.
What do you guys do?
thanks
Darren
69 Road Runner 383/auto/N96
71 Demon 340/4 spd
Would like to find a rust free Cuda body.
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Re: Looking for cheap source for Dynamat (or equivalent)
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12/04/11 07:10 PM
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I use the reflective roll insulation made for walls and floors from Lowe's... Cheap and works very well.. I would suggest a can of 3m spray adhesive though..
2011 RAM3500
1967 Fastback Barracuda with some go fast goodies.
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Re: Looking for cheap source for Dynamat (or equivalent)
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12/04/11 07:18 PM
12/04/11 07:18 PM
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Mopar Boy
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Darren, Contact a place called Dalfen Auto in Mississauga, Ontario. They sell rattle trap/fat mat. 200 sq ft for like $100. I have purchased many rolls of stuff from them for various vehicles. It is a tar and tinfoil type of stuff. Does a great job and from what I have found, exactly the same as the Dynamat (did a vehicle once in Dynamat as well). Here is the link: http://www.dalfenauto.com/
1969 Chrysler 300 440/727
1980 W350 Crew Cab Dually with 1997 12V Cummins & many, many goodies
1990 W250 Cummins NV5600
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Re: Looking for cheap source for Dynamat (or equivalent)
[Re: DmanSRT71]
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12/04/11 08:04 PM
12/04/11 08:04 PM
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I used A/C duct insulation from Home Depot... its a bubble rap with a silver barrier on both sides... cheap and light... I dont have any pics on this puter, sorry I put it in my street rod for noise and heat 
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Re: Looking for cheap source for Dynamat (or equivalent)
[Re: MR_P_BODY]
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12/04/11 08:19 PM
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And how does it rate against a "purpose built type" dynamat product? Any one with a comparison......? Quote:
I used A/C duct insulation from Home Depot... its a
bubble rap with a silver barrier on both sides... cheap
and light... I dont have any pics on this puter, sorry
I put it in my street rod for noise and heat
69 Road Runner 383/auto/N96
71 Demon 340/4 spd
Would like to find a rust free Cuda body.
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Re: Looking for cheap source for Dynamat (or equivalent)
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12/04/11 08:36 PM
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Quote:
And how does it rate against a "purpose built type" dynamat product?
Any one with a comparison......?
Quote:
I used A/C duct insulation from Home Depot... its a
bubble rap with a silver barrier on both sides... cheap
and light... I dont have any pics on this puter, sorry
I put it in my street rod for noise and heat
My buddy set me on to it... he has it in his 52 ford
P/U and we've run drag week the last few years and I
thought it was pretty darn good for being light weight...
thats why I put it in my Rampage... the big dollar
stuff is probably better but I dont want the weight
and I dont need the big dollar price tag... if you
look at most of them they give you a fairly small
piece for $25... I think I spent $22 and had plenty
left over
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