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I like it. Been thinking of doing the outer door skins in Dynamat when I am doing the window tracks. My door seals are fine, just the tracks. The door skins seem to oil can so they act like drum heads. Also thinking of bracing them with some bent sheet metal, held in place with panel bond.

Yesterday I finished installing the new door locks, interior door handles, lubing up the window tracks, new window rubbers and felts, dynamatted (sound deadener) the doors and installing the new door panels and hardware. Both doors came out great. With the new door window seals the widows are...

...LMC AGAIN. EVER. Buyer beware. Moving on. My wife helped me out on the interior removal. So far I have lined the entire cab floor with Dynamat. I then installed the Reflective Jute pad and carpet. The upholstery seat kits were relatively easy to install. They came out really nice...

...I finished re upholstering the seats. I have Dyed my kicker panels black, and have everything ready to go in. I am just waiting for my Dynamat sound deadener to arrive. It should have been here today but I am guessing tomorrow. I am planning on having everything wrapped up by tomorrow...

...it. Does help considerably. I am contemplating pulling my exhaust and getting it ceramic coated or even wrapping it myself. There are some good results with horse stall mats too. I have used fatmat on a few places in my 998. Mainly just the wheel wells though. Its a lower cost version of...

Add Dynamat to the inside and then add felt to the sliders to take up the gap on the windows. Super quiet when done.

I have a 2001 h1 wagon, I used dynamat on both doghouse covers. I dynamated the entire interior and also used dynapad. Reduced engine and road noise significantly. It was costly but I feel well worth it.

Noico 80 mm. Thick. Cheaper than Dynamat. Easy to install. Takes the tin can sound out and gives you a thud instead.

...has an article on gear-report.com about it. I used Al's on the bed section of my 998. I have also used quite a bit of FatMat with good results. Its very similar to Dynamat in construction and application but half the cost. I'm using it as deadener in my deuce crew cab project, also on...

It’s definitely noticeable, more so when I put it on the back side of the doghouse! I plan on putting down a piece of plywood on top of it as well as a center console that will also be insulated. Definitely recommend the Dynamat! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

None whatsoever, I would recommend buying the good stuff, Dynamat, conforms very easily. I did use a handheld torch to help “fuse” it once I was finished. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

...on lots of hot rods and show cars. One coat is ceramacoat and takes care of heat, next layer is the sound deadener and then top coat. You can get about any color top coat. Rolls on or brush on and it looks good and hold up good. For the price per square foot I prefer the liquid stuff over...

My plan for the inside of the cab is: 1. Undercoating (spray can) 2. Dynamat sound insulation 3. Military green grip tape (like they use on top of skateboards). Simple, fast, works (had a buddy do the same in his Jeep CJ7) and a **** of allot cheaper then what these places above are charging for...

...a month and the Chicago cold has kept me from messing around with it too much in the garage. Guess my first step is to get some insulation / dynamat and go that route first, then I can worry about replacing / adding a secondary heater. Like I said the factory heater does blow heat, it just...

Nice work. I never really considered the old peel and seal. Very affordable alternative to the dynamat.

...This leaves a paintable primed surface. Before I paint, I figured I'll get the noise deadening in. First layer next to the metal, I used Dynamat Extreme, covering every inch (that is the black stuff). Then, I put a layer of Dynamat Hoodliner over that, except the air filter hatch. Before...

I started digging on the dynamat idea. I have always thought, they had just the 1/16-1/8" thick mat. Turns out, they have a 3/4" "hoodliner" that is can take the heat, but designed to keep down the noise. In the description, they mention Generator "housing". This may be a similar product (as...

...to install and have a built-in slider so it just depends on what you’re looking for. The 2017 seats are a little easier to find online. With the legroom in the Humvee I don’t think I will ever use a slider anyways :) I haven’t done any insulation on the floor yet but I plan on using dynamat.

I imagine the insulation is more for sound than anything. I think anyway. If it is for temp, heh, I live in South Texas. Dynamat is a good idea. I think there are some generic options that I have look at for my SUV, but I didn't want to go with them since they were "tar" based. I wasn't...

I used dynamat insulation for cars. It deflects heat and has a self adhesive backing that has held up well over the years.