Dynamat

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WayneXG95
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Dynamat

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I'm up to the Dynamat stage. Any ideas were I can get it at a good price? :erm:
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I put Dynamat in my '46 - dont think I would use it again , its expensive and the stuff I got from my trimmer mate did a better job noisewise.

The stuff he sells is about 12mm thick - I put it in my '64 Chev and it was the quietest car I have built :ebiggrin: Went with the Dynamat because apparently its the best but I am not convinced.
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.


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Devilrod
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Re: Dynamat

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The Rodders Journal did a feature on Dynamat a couple of issues back. Very interesting reading. It seems they do different types and to cut heat and noise you'd need at least two layers possibly three.... all varying thickness.
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Doesn't Stinky sell a version of Dynamat for better value $ ?

Paging Dr Stinky, Dr Stinky, to the curteousy phone please :mrgreen: .

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Re: Dynamat

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In my experience, I though dynamat was the best after trying that ceramic paint from the USA, but in the ek, I ran out of dynamat and just used the normal stuff the upholsterers use ( like removalist's blanket ). I reckon it is just as good. I am bringing a bit more dynamat in from the USA but I am only using on the doors now. It's not much cheaper from USA but if you need a bit of it, it's worth it, and it's easier buying from them than chasing it up here. Also saw some on gum tree a few months back
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Re: Dynamat

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Rocket industries Eastern Creek, enough to do the FB ..$120
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I sell all types Dynamat, generic Dynamat styled gear (Roof Seal) and the traditional underlay.
Generally I can price all of them a lot less than most.
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Re: Dynamat

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Decided to give this one a go in the EK, will report back with the results
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/40sq-f-Car-S ... 300wt_1153
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Re: Dynamat

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I have a mate putting that in his HQ right now Brenno. Doesnt look to be too bad a kit.
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