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A question about dynamat

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Is there an alternative to dynamat?
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Hushmatt
SecondSkin
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Multiple layers of Ducttape (I am serious)


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i like secondskin. it worked great for me. will be using it in the blazer when i get that going.
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Post by Scarrell »

if you are on a budget, look into Peel And Seal. it isnt Real sound deadening material, but is VERY similair to Dynamat and other products, and it works great, i have it all over my car, it can be found in Home Depot and sometimes Lowes, but dont bother to ask the workers there, they probably wont know what it is, lol.

heres some on the door:
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trunk lid:
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x2 on the peel & seal
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raammatt works great, not bad of a price either.
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Post by ZeroAccess »

I work on Semi's and Trailers
That peel and seal is probally what we use to repair trailers.

Tar Tape on one side and alum. backing on the other?
Right?
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Same thing as PeelNSeal and is also sold at Home Depot.
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Post by Chris from Washington »

How much is the peel n seal?

You get it at places like home depot and lowes huh...
might have to throw some of that in the Camaro.
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Post by ZeroAccess »

Does that stuff actually work, I was going to use it in my car but read a few articles where it didn't work that well.
I'm not going for competition just don't want to rattle everything to death.

I can get 100ft of that tar tape stuff for like I dunno 10 bucks or so I'd reckon. I need to check into that.
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