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Re: dynomat / sound deadening stuff
[Re: jim69rr]
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04/18/10 07:15 AM
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sogtx
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dynamat  the regular factory style sound deadener is better than nothing but if youre trying to achieve a modern car quiet , there are a few substitutes for dynamat whatever u use should be flame retardant but u wont find them on hardware store shelves
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Re: dynomat / sound deadening stuff
[Re: sogtx]
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04/18/10 08:45 AM
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Re: dynomat / sound deadening stuff
[Re: jim69rr]
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04/18/10 10:16 AM
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RapidRobert
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there was a comprehensive thread that had alot of good alternatives several weeks ago if it can be retrieved. Dynamat is pricey but supposedly insulates well (I'm not up & running yet) but you just peel off the pad and it goes on like flypaper. It's real thin and you cut it w scissors and real easy to work with and looks like it will stay put
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Re: dynomat / sound deadening stuff
[Re: jim69rr]
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04/18/10 12:25 PM
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Lomg Island NY
ChrisLib
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I used peel n seal when I redid the headliner in my truck. http://www.mfmbp.com/pdf/TDS-PS%200407.pdfMy local Lowes carries it in 6in widths X 25 feet IIRC.
93 W250 CTD CC,Auto,4 inch Rip Rook turbo back exhaust,16cm housing,Dodgezilla 35/40,POD`s, "Air Flow systems" intake & BHAF, Autometer Z-series boost&pyro,....
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Re: dynomat / sound deadening stuff
[Re: OzHemi]
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04/18/10 12:35 PM
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I've been happy with Hushmat 
 I bought the Summit branded deadner which is quite a bit cheaper than Dynamat. Turned out to be Hushmat in a re-branded box. Good stuff, very happy with it.
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Re: dynomat / sound deadening stuff
[Re: T2R9]
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04/18/10 12:38 PM
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OzHemi
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Quote:
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I've been happy with Hushmat
I bought the Summit branded deadner which is quite a bit cheaper than Dynamat. Turned out to be Hushmat in a re-branded box. Good stuff, very happy with it.
I buy the Hushmat locally from Classic Industries (the GM resto parts place)...I am a dealer there and found out I get the hushmat discounted too, so works out well 
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