Jstcrzyengh

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Well, my interior has been missing for a few months now

and it is going to be time to put it back together again here real quick. Since I have a convertible I want to try to deaden as much sound as I possibly can, though I know it's a losing battle

Anyone know where I can get it relatively inexpensively? I want to do my entire car with it. Front to back.

Thanks

James

dsaint1347

I think there are cheaper alternatives, brown bread is one and also I heard about roofing material thats almost identical to dynomat which is called peel and seal. The latter I have been trying to find in New York but have no such luck (sold in lowes but no Lowes in NY).

Justins86bird

There's also Raammat.

White Ninja

yeah, b-quiet brown bread(don't buy the cheaper stuff!!!).....35sq/ft for 94.99...www.b-quiet.com

- Andy

tyty49

look on eBay for Fatmat I belive its in the car audio section of www.ebaymotors.com

Jstcrzyengh

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4 responses 4 different products

ok I am in a convertible. I just bought replacement carpet. I want sound deadener to use. Which is the best cost effective stuff to use? Fatmat, raamat, What is the stuff in lowes? We have got tons of those out here. MAybe I can send ya some

I am now confused

HanSoloWS6

If the car is really close to gutted completely, then you could go to your local Rhino Liner dealer and have them shoot the whole car inside. But it has to be STRIPPED to bare body pretty much and masked off really good.

tyty49

I relize with all of this stuuf it gets heavy, but I think that there are eaiser & more cost / weight effective alternatives.

I have had a friend that has used fatmat and it compleatly stopped rattling his car and sounded much better inside.

Just my .02

KCobain147

www.thezeb.com cheapest place to get it. I plan to get some soon...you can get two door kits of the dynomat extreme for 90 bucks, that will cover the whole trunk easily

HanSoloWS6

Parts Express has some stuff similar to Dynamat, just no name stamped on it to mark up the price, lol. Or a roll of the roofing tar stuff, not the felt paper(trust me, some people get confused on that, lol). I have used this method before, worked pretty good.

CAMp3RO

well, if your looking to not add weight, you're asking the wrong question. sound deadner works by adding mass to the panels its attached too, therefor stopping it from vibrating. just go to home depot/lowes and pick up Peel and Seal. around $1/sq ft and is the same as the rest of these. in the roofing or skylighting departments (depending on the store).

patrickm00

part of the deadening effect, other than adding weight, is the adhesive and rubber/asphalt layers also provide damping and absorption of sound/vibration.

anyway, what size does Peel and Seal come in? I've found some similar looking stuff at home depot, but they come in 4"x33' and 6"x16' rolls. is Peel & seal just an aluminum-backed asphalt paper?

these products seem to vary a lot in composition, thickness, etc., so i just want to know what i'm comparing against.
thanks