I need to find some cheap but good sound dampning material. Dynamat is way expensive and my Explorer is full of rattles.
Brett
Replies (7)
alanjlamore on 11/4/2004 11:20:20
I've heard good things about "Brown Bread". Supposed to be as good as Dynamat, but a lot chaeper.
I think that's what I'm going to get when I have more money to put into my truck.
ttocs on 11/4/2004 11:29:24
I used brown bread as well and have had good luck with it. Now even the phoenix heat has hurt it after a year.
P0werLifter on 11/4/2004 13:09:09
I have B-Quiet Extreme in my truck (BrownBread was on backorder). Either one works GREAT, And much cheaper than dynamat.
wwww.b-quiet.com
Also check out Edead from elemental designs. I also have their paint on E-Dead for my rear panels when i take them out.
www.edesignaudio.com
-Jason
uochronos on 11/4/2004 14:53:42
elemental designs makes several differnt ones E-Dead www.edesignaudio.com
Chronos
curtis73 on 11/4/2004 15:57:21
On a friendly recommendation I used rolled roofing called Ice and Water Shield. Didn't work so well since it was not its designed intent.
I'm going to try Raamat www.raamaudio.com next time. I hear its great.
LC1 on 11/4/2004 17:53:58
Has anybody here ever used or know anybody that has used Peel-N-Seal. It is again a roofing material, but the materials to make it is very very similar to dynamat etc, and it only cost like 12 bucks a roll. I've been thinking aobut trying this stuff but am wearing cause it is roofing material and i dunno how it will hold up in the heat of my cars interior in the summer.
-Jay-
ttocs on 11/4/2004 22:14:02
the biggest problem you would probably encounter is the adhesive may fail in hot weather. Dynamat can also have this problem if not properly installed, leaving you with nothing as it falls off the panels you are trying to deaden......
Brett
Replies (7)
alanjlamore on 11/4/2004 11:20:20
I've heard good things about "Brown Bread". Supposed to be as good as Dynamat, but a lot chaeper.
I think that's what I'm going to get when I have more money to put into my truck.
ttocs on 11/4/2004 11:29:24
I used brown bread as well and have had good luck with it. Now even the phoenix heat has hurt it after a year.
P0werLifter on 11/4/2004 13:09:09
I have B-Quiet Extreme in my truck (BrownBread was on backorder). Either one works GREAT, And much cheaper than dynamat.
wwww.b-quiet.com
Also check out Edead from elemental designs. I also have their paint on E-Dead for my rear panels when i take them out.
www.edesignaudio.com
-Jason
uochronos on 11/4/2004 14:53:42
elemental designs makes several differnt ones E-Dead www.edesignaudio.com
Chronos
curtis73 on 11/4/2004 15:57:21
On a friendly recommendation I used rolled roofing called Ice and Water Shield. Didn't work so well since it was not its designed intent.
I'm going to try Raamat www.raamaudio.com next time. I hear its great.
LC1 on 11/4/2004 17:53:58
Has anybody here ever used or know anybody that has used Peel-N-Seal. It is again a roofing material, but the materials to make it is very very similar to dynamat etc, and it only cost like 12 bucks a roll. I've been thinking aobut trying this stuff but am wearing cause it is roofing material and i dunno how it will hold up in the heat of my cars interior in the summer.
-Jay-
ttocs on 11/4/2004 22:14:02
the biggest problem you would probably encounter is the adhesive may fail in hot weather. Dynamat can also have this problem if not properly installed, leaving you with nothing as it falls off the panels you are trying to deaden......
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