Dynomat?
 

Has anybody Dynomatted (or a cheaper alternative) their truck? Im going to order about 70sq feet of sound deadening material (From www.b-quiet.com(Brownbread)). I was planning on the entire back wall from the bench down, the entire floor, what I can get of the firewall, and the doors.

Has anyone else done this yet? I need to get the rattling down from my stereo and I want to quiet out the drone from my turndown. :barf:

Im also going to re-weatherstrip the doors and everything to have a ultra-quiet cab.

Dynamat is great stuff, pricey, but great. You will notice the difference, especially in the doors. Pretty much everywhere is good.:D


When you put it up, make sure you thoroughly clean the surfaces you are going to cover, better for adhesion.


Good luck!
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If you want to shell out the extra cash for the foil-backed stuff, it works great on the firewall and floor to keep out heat.

dave(lohrtbt) has 2 layers of the stuff in his truck.

How thick is this material, and how do you install it?

http://www.dynamat.com/

You'll find the answer there.

Thanks, Ol' Grey.............

I hae brownbread & it works great, and is much cheaper than dynamat. there are many ways to apply it too. The most common and cost effective way is in 3" squares installed in a "checkerboard" pattern. I asked a world winning SPL champion, that was how he told me to do it.

I've used the spray on liner and that worked really good. Bought mine from Crutchfield, I think it was made by Rockford Fosgate. I don't know if they still carry it, that was about 6 or 7 years ago.

Yup, thats the stuff im using on my ride. Buying about 80 sq feet of it.

Yeah....Dynamat is great....other stuff is much thinner and not as sticky. :) Makes a big difference

How many feet would it take to do the whole cab (everything) and doors. Does it make it pretty quiet inside? I am sure it would have to make a big difference right?

Later,
MO