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Old 04-13-2005, 11:44 PM   #1
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Acoustic Dampening material

ok need some advice i need to know if anyone can recommend any cheap Acoustic Dampening i am restoring a 79 f-100 and am hoping to block out as much engine noise as possible
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http://www.b-quiet.com/

I have the "extreme" in my car... pretty good. Dunno how it stacks up though.

May be able to find cheaper on ebay.

And of course there's always dynamat, but you did say cheap...
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Old 04-13-2005, 11:48 PM   #3
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yeah i saw dynamat but that was the only brand i knew of so i fiogured i would ask here
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Go to www.mcmaster.com, item# 9709T19 is the same thing as Dynamat and a fraction of the price. You want the Polymeric Mastic.
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no kidding the price at mcmasters is good and i have ordered maching parts formt hem so i know they are good so i guess i will order from them is there any diffence in the stanless and the others
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You don't want the stainless, you want the polymetric mastic under "Adhesive-Back Damping Sheets" It is dynamat without the logo on it.
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ok thanks i just have to measure everything ans see what it is gonna run me
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i used 100 sq ft of b quiet. and it works pretty good. from what i heard its better then dynamat
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jsut for completeness there is spray on suff but i have heard it is not very good and can fall apart - in case you see it and are tempted!
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i saw the spray stuff but i am guessing the mat works better the other question i have is how do you seal the seams between sections
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Search for Peel-n-seal. It's a popular dynamat substitute, 1/50th the cost and just as effective, from what I've read. You buy it at Home Depot, and lots of folks here have had great success with it.
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Search for Peel-n-seal. It's a popular dynamat substitute, 1/50th the cost and just as effective, from what I've read. You buy it at Home Depot, and lots of folks here have had great success with it.

it's called 'frost king' at home depot.

most of the spray on stuff is crap but they have some new stuff that is supposed to be better then any of the stick on sheets out there. I'll try to find out the name of it
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Hey

Edead on ebay, 100 square feet is only 100 dollars. Its very comparable to dynomat in everything I've heard, but if youre lookin for the best use dynomat, its what I put in my explorer.
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you may also want to look into B-Quiet Brown Bread.
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Use peal-n-seal then use liquid nails to apply Hair Pile over that. Cheap as hell and quiet as all get out. Made a HUGE diference in my Matrix. Everyone that gets in my car are amazed at how quiet it is and how solid the doors sound and feel.
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