DynoMat thoughts
DynoMat thoughts
Wanted to reduce in cabin noise, so I've been pricing dynomat, and this stuff is really expensive.
Are there any other less expensive alternatives, or am I being a cheap ***? LOL
Are there any other less expensive alternatives, or am I being a cheap ***? LOL
Take a look at Lizard Skin
Sound Control Insulation : Lizardskin
Won't guarantee that it's cheaper but fulfills the same end goal but is a slightly different product.
Sound Control Insulation : Lizardskin
Won't guarantee that it's cheaper but fulfills the same end goal but is a slightly different product.
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From: North Cackalacky
Lowes and Home depot sells a product very similar in the roofing section... I never used it but I heard it has a bit of a tar smell for a day or two but works just as well as dynamat for a fraction of the price.... There are also others like hushmat,boommat, fatmat, and several others that are a bit cheaper with the same end results... look around on ebay and you can find some deals.... good luck!!
Great suggestion Tanj!
I suppose Lizard Skin has it's advantages, coverage amount control, and easier to apply to contoured areas. Price wise, they appear to be almost the same, if you already own a spray gun.
One 2 gallon ($149) Lizard Skin container covers @ 100 sq. ft. @.020" coating thickness.
Dynomat Bulk Pack ($149) contains 9 sheets 18" x 32" (@ 36 sq. ft. @ .067")
@ 73rx313b, I've heard of the roofing product at Home Depot, don't know anyone that has used it. I'll do my research on all the other products you mentioned. I guess I want to get the best results for the best price.
@Dave, where in downtown? do they have a site?
Thanks fellas!
I suppose Lizard Skin has it's advantages, coverage amount control, and easier to apply to contoured areas. Price wise, they appear to be almost the same, if you already own a spray gun.
One 2 gallon ($149) Lizard Skin container covers @ 100 sq. ft. @.020" coating thickness.
Dynomat Bulk Pack ($149) contains 9 sheets 18" x 32" (@ 36 sq. ft. @ .067")
@ 73rx313b, I've heard of the roofing product at Home Depot, don't know anyone that has used it. I'll do my research on all the other products you mentioned. I guess I want to get the best results for the best price.
@Dave, where in downtown? do they have a site?
Thanks fellas!
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From: North Cackalacky
There are several youtube vids on all of them... including the Home Depot stuff... some people swear that its the same thing... I almost tried some... it does look identical
I do suggest that you be very meticulous when doing all window weather stripping. My car still has all the original ones and when driving it feels like the windows vibrating is what makes the most sound.
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Great suggestion Tanj!
I suppose Lizard Skin has it's advantages, coverage amount control, and easier to apply to contoured areas. Price wise, they appear to be almost the same, if you already own a spray gun.
One 2 gallon ($149) Lizard Skin container covers @ 100 sq. ft. @.020" coating thickness.
Dynomat Bulk Pack ($149) contains 9 sheets 18" x 32" (@ 36 sq. ft. @ .067")
@ 73rx313b, I've heard of the roofing product at Home Depot, don't know anyone that has used it. I'll do my research on all the other products you mentioned. I guess I want to get the best results for the best price.
@Dave, where in downtown? do they have a site?
Thanks fellas!
I suppose Lizard Skin has it's advantages, coverage amount control, and easier to apply to contoured areas. Price wise, they appear to be almost the same, if you already own a spray gun.
One 2 gallon ($149) Lizard Skin container covers @ 100 sq. ft. @.020" coating thickness.
Dynomat Bulk Pack ($149) contains 9 sheets 18" x 32" (@ 36 sq. ft. @ .067")
@ 73rx313b, I've heard of the roofing product at Home Depot, don't know anyone that has used it. I'll do my research on all the other products you mentioned. I guess I want to get the best results for the best price.
@Dave, where in downtown? do they have a site?
Thanks fellas!
is this the dynamat you speak of ??
thanks
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