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Old Aug 10, 2005 | 11:18 PM
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What sound deadening materials have people used? And which is best?

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Old Aug 10, 2005 | 11:31 PM
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try doing a search mate.

Here you go http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=406044
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use dynamatt extreme m8, well worth the extra wedge, its 4 x better than original dynamatt not that that was no good, just that extreme is much better
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Old Sep 13, 2005 | 07:50 AM
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Some people recommend using two layers of standard dynamat instead of the extreme stuff.


I just used some normal dynamat in my front doors, however I'm not amp'ing the 'speakers up so it's not too critical.
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Old Sep 13, 2005 | 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by subarujimmy
What sound deadening materials have people used? And which is best?

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I bought some 'deadmat' from ebay rather than pay twice the price for dynamat. It's 2mm instead of 3mm, but that just makes it easier to apply and build up layers. It's a lot more malleable and sticks really well, something that dynamat can have issues with if you don't heat it up well before applying.
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Originally Posted by NXG
I bought some 'deadmat' from ebay rather than pay twice the price for dynamat. It's 2mm instead of 3mm, but that just makes it easier to apply and build up layers. It's a lot more malleable and sticks really well, something that dynamat can have issues with if you don't heat it up well before applying.
dynamat extreme is super sticky and dont need heating up, as for dead mat it's heavier than Dynamat and is made from a petrolium based substance which means it will burn in a fire. Dynamat wont.
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Old Sep 14, 2005 | 08:19 AM
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Do you know much about deadmat, such as what it's made of etc? it says it's rubberised, rather than bitumen based...

Another option is Barrier mat from steve the sound man, available at a discount in the scooby shop IIRC...
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i know that it's not as effective as Dynamat, we have had customers that have had it fitted and it doesn't seem to be half as effective as Extreme, i know i go on about it but it really is through experience of using this stuff that i have formulated my views. every time i get a car that i'm going to put a system into i put loads of the stuff in, but then i have quite an expensive system so its worth it. having thought about it a bit more though i think it could be that brown breadstuff thats made from a bitumen type of substance, all that does is add weight to your car!
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Do you know much about deadmat, such as what it's made of etc? it says it's rubberised, rather than bitumen based...

Another option is Barrier mat from steve the sound man, available at a discount in the scooby shop IIRC...
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