Going to dynamat.
10-16-2002, 06:54 PM
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Going to dynamat.
Hey, I got a 13.25 square feet of premium dynamat. How much would it take to dynamat a 90DX hatch? Im talkin about the entire iterior. If anyone knows or has done this before, I would realy apricate your help. Thanks
10-16-2002, 08:30 PM
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hmm...i personally haven't done it to my trunk but from wut my friends told me, it can run up to $300. Is dynamat the only product you know about? They have a knockoff called rhinomat or something like that. They also have a spray life substance which I think is the best because it gets into the places that dynamat can't. It's cheaper than dynamat but only a few selected stores carry them.
10-16-2002, 09:58 PM
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Get some Raammat60 - www.raamaudio.com - Talk to Rick McCallum...he will take good care of you. Just as good as Dynamat Extreme without the overinflated price.
I would also consider incorporating some opencelled foam...that will keep you light, but cut down on some road noise.
The best way to go about doing this is to cover all panels (door skin, door panel, quarter panels, floor, trunk floor, hatch, and roof) in one layer. Then wrap on it...if that area still resonantes....add some more.
Take out a tape measure and guestimate how much you need....can't be too hard to do.
I would also consider incorporating some opencelled foam...that will keep you light, but cut down on some road noise.
The best way to go about doing this is to cover all panels (door skin, door panel, quarter panels, floor, trunk floor, hatch, and roof) in one layer. Then wrap on it...if that area still resonantes....add some more.
Take out a tape measure and guestimate how much you need....can't be too hard to do.
10-16-2002, 10:03 PM
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also, check out a product called Raammat. do a search on ebay... same stuff as dynomat but a lot cheaper.
try this link
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=1389739320
good luck!
try this link
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=1389739320
good luck!
10-18-2002, 01:17 PM
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dynamat..... i got my trunk of my del sol done... expensive.
if ur willing to do it ur self... u'll save money. i didn't wanan go through applyin it, heat gun it... cut it.... ruinin my clothes.... taking time.....
have a car audio shop do it. they'll sound damp ur car perfect.... and if u got a problem, they'll fix it.
if ur willing to do it ur self... u'll save money. i didn't wanan go through applyin it, heat gun it... cut it.... ruinin my clothes.... taking time.....
have a car audio shop do it. they'll sound damp ur car perfect.... and if u got a problem, they'll fix it.
10-22-2002, 07:38 AM
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Originally posted by 08SnakeEyes08
if ur willing to do it ur self... u'll save money. i didn't wanan go through applyin it, heat gun it... cut it.... ruinin my clothes.... taking time..... have a car audio shop do it. they'll sound damp ur car perfect.... and if u got a problem, they'll fix it.
if ur willing to do it ur self... u'll save money. i didn't wanan go through applyin it, heat gun it... cut it.... ruinin my clothes.... taking time..... have a car audio shop do it. they'll sound damp ur car perfect.... and if u got a problem, they'll fix it.
