Ive heard lowes or home depot sells something that works very similar to dynmat. What options do I have?

 

I got somein on EBAY call brown bag. Much cheaper very useful

 

Second Skin, Brown Bread, QuietCar, and I think the one u are talking about is called Peel n Seal for sound deadening (the roofing sealer you get at Home Depot).

 

yea brown bread not brown bag. good call. hehe

 

are all of these as good as dynamat or are some better than others??

 

Blue skin is what I used... Not as thick as Dynamat, but works well for what I paid for

 

yea u can get stuff at home depot its for roofing, but from what ive heard u have to buy it in huge rolls. Maybe not but thats what ive been told

 

Brown Bread is OK but I suggest contacting raam audio he lurks on Nasioc and his deadening is by far better and cheaper than anything on the market. He is also a consultant and very knowlegeable

 

hmm...i've dynamatted my whole trunk...it works really nice (pain 2 install in the trunk tho)...i havent used anything else...but i've gotta do my doorpanels and rear dash...im prolly gonna check out the other stuff for teh doorpanels

 

Hushmat foam is the best damping product. The 1/4" foam does a great job and it's a little lighter than dynamat.

 

I love my Dynamat Xtreme, just search around and you can find some very cheap. I think the last time I ordered it I got a 12 sq. ft. roll for $50. I have my trunk and door panels, and rear deck done. Works GREAT! But I need to put a second layer on the rear deck..... Good Luck and whatever you buy let us know how it works out.

 

i got some stuff off ebay that DEI makes. it was REALLY easy to install, and it made a world of difference. I think it was called sound off....

 

this is a little odd, but a guy who is working on my custom interior told me a cheap way to deaden some of the exterior sound(which is what im trying to do, exhaust mainly) is a type of spray on liner you can get at autozone. he said just spray it on, and put the carpet back down... i am thinking about doing it to the trunk and under the carpet in the cab... i think i can eliminate most of the road noise

 

u could do roll on bed liner, it works well. it would be a bit heavy but it would work.

 

maybe thats what he was telling me about... i knew it was some kind of bed liner.... lol