anyone used dynamat

[Rocket Ron]

I've been looking at this to cut down on the noise on longer trips.

Anyone used this with good results ?

I know it adds weight but I think the 36ft2 roll comes in at 7kg

[67worshipper]

was it too noisey for you on the way back from slough then ron? had a good look at your car in the car park absolutely beautiful ron you must be chuffed

[Rocket Ron]

was it too noisey for you on the way back from slough then ron? had a good look at your car in the car park absolutely beautiful ron you must be chuffed

Thanks mate, wish I knew you were there could have said hi

yep I must be getting old oh and trying to have a chat with my 10 year old son on the way there and back was hard work

[67worshipper]

must of only just missed you as you pulled out in front of us.that was the last we seen of you.our little To#¤ta yaris only likes 60ish on the motorway and i reckon you may have been doin abit more perhaps we should meet up soonish now my cars legal and have chat and coffee? might keep away the winter blues now all the shows are done

[Steve D.]

I used b-quiet extreme and was very happy with it.  Just like Dynamat, but cheaper.

http://www.b-quiet.com/

[Rocket Ron]

must of only just missed you as you pulled out in front of us.that was the last we seen of you.our little To#¤ta yaris only likes 60ish on the motorway and i reckon you may have been doin abit more perhaps we should meet up soonish now my cars legal and have chat and coffee? might keep away the winter blues now all the shows are done

I've got a few weeks off over xmas we should sort out a meet up / run out with a few cars.

We'll try and sort out something nearer the time 

I used b-quiet extreme and was very happy with it.  Just like Dynamat, but cheaper.

http://www.b-quiet.com/

Steve, did it make much difference to the in car noise levels ? What areas did you do fire wall floors doors etc

[ian c]

rolls of self adhesive flashband from b+q or the like will do a similar job .
then apply "horse hair" or similar carpet backing on top , then your trim to cover it all .

[67worshipper]

We'll try and sort out something nearer the time    yep sounds good mate

[Steve D.]

All I did was the motor side of the firewall and it helped a bunch.  After that, I skuffed up the foil backing on it with a scotchbrite pad and shot it with some 3M undercoating for a tough, simple looking firewall that wouldn't fall off the spikes and get sucked into the fan 

Just be cautious though, the adhesive on that stuff is CRAZY strong!