Dynamat Question
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From: my apartment
the question is at what point does the cost negate the performance factor?
for me its when I can use 2-4 layers of a "cheaper" mat instead of one layer of dynamat extreme for about the same price or alot less
more mass = better
for me its when I can use 2-4 layers of a "cheaper" mat instead of one layer of dynamat extreme for about the same price or alot less
more mass = better
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From: Slidell, LA
Originally Posted by styxnpicks
the question is at what point does the cost negate the performance factor?
for me its when I can use 2-4 layers of a "cheaper" mat instead of one layer of dynamat extreme for about the same price or alot less
more mass = better
for me its when I can use 2-4 layers of a "cheaper" mat instead of one layer of dynamat extreme for about the same price or alot less
more mass = better
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I saw the tests that were done on how good they bonded to the surface and at what temperature they would fail. Has there been any tests on their actual sound dampening strengths? If so, please list a link to it, I would be curious on how the other butyl based sound deadeners compare to dynamat extreme, being that Im on a budget and want to purchase alot...
Later guys,
Devildog101
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Devildog101
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From: HERTFORD, NC
OK back to the original question. Where are the best places to start with. I'm figuring the doors. Also will sound deadner stop the panel beside my head from buzzing. It's REALLY getting on my last nerve.
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From: El Cerrito
Originally Posted by TRUEBLUE2004
OK back to the original question. Where are the best places to start with. I'm figuring the doors. Also will sound deadner stop the panel beside my head from buzzing. It's REALLY getting on my last nerve.
James