[maontayne]

I sold Dynamat starting back in the late 80's. I have no idea why I waited so long to do mine, it needs it badly. It's very noisy. In fact I got my Dynamat for free from my old boss as a wedding present (back in 2007) and I finally put it in last weekend. Wow, you really have to do this especially if you drive highway speeds often. Huge attenuation in noise. I did the front, rear doors. The spare tire well and rear side panels. It took 6 hours and besides a phillips and a 14MM socket you only need a clip tool and a small hook tool.


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[CoffeeDragon]

How many square feet did you need to do those areas? I've been kicking around this mod for a while and I'm ready to pull the trigger but I don't know how much to buy. I just want to do the doors, spare, rear walls and tailgate. I don't have the time to pull the seats and floor to do the bottom, although I'd love to.

 

[Island E]

Did you rip the entire interior apart?

 

[Soylent Green NJ]

maontayne,

I did similar work on my Audi, inside the door panels and entire trunk area and spare tire wheel well. Made such a major difference. Now the E will be getting it done. Door panels and rear deck lid etc.

 

[leftfield6]

Ditto on the request for a square footage estimate. I'd like to do the same areas. Going to have some of those panels off for some equipment installs soon anyway.

 

[OUZO Power]

LOL at Dynamat as a wedding gift.

Who does that?

 

[CoffeeDragon]

LOL at Dynamat as a wedding gift.

Who does that?

I wish I had gotten some Dynamat for a wedding gift instead of some of the crap people gave us :-D

Which is more practical, Dynamat or a George Foreman grill? I went to culinary school for Christ's sake, why would someone buy me a George Foreman grill? It's like buying a mechanic a lifetime supply of Mighty Putty http://www.mightyputty.com