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I heard about this and want to see what everyone has to say... I read this over in a ford truck forum but figure it may be useful for all cars...
Anyone care to chime in and give opinions on it?
Also available at the building supply store is aluminum covered bubble wrap insulation. It's cheaper than dynamat and works well under the carpet or inside the doors and headliner. Just use strong glue to attach and hear the difference.
ah ok.. i read it on ford-trucks.com when i was reading threw there "tips and tricks" section for 73-79 pick ups. and thought that if it worked would be a hell of a lot cheaper then dynamatt or anything like that.
My dad used that in his street rods for heat insulation. It doesn't do much for sound insulation though.
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Wade 2002 Camaro SS T Top Black M6 SLP 345HP 1985 Camaro IROC Z28 T Top Silver 305TPI Auto
2003 S10 Blazer 2 door 2wd 4.3 auto lowered 3" daily driver
you can pick up some like rubber roof sealing stuff at home depot or lowes... i pt that in the back well of my camaro and it cut out the rattling from my system
my dad has in supply this type of insulation that looks exactly like dynomat, but is much cheaper cant member what is.
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I've used "brown bread" or B-quiet and they both worked as good if not better than dynamatt, for half of the price, look on ebay, i remember buying 100 sq.ft. of b-quiet for 125 bucks, that's like the equivalent of 1200 dollars of dynamatt. I used it in my cavalier, and it worked great.
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