DynaMat
Mar 30, 2005 | 10:32 AM
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Hehe back to the dynamat subject...
I'd really like to do this as well, I seem to have alot of highway road noise and I would LOVE to quiet it down some. Is it necessary to do the roof as well? how difficult is it to remove seats/carpet and all of that stuff?
Thanks
I'd really like to do this as well, I seem to have alot of highway road noise and I would LOVE to quiet it down some. Is it necessary to do the roof as well? how difficult is it to remove seats/carpet and all of that stuff?
Thanks
Mar 30, 2005 | 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by retsell
It's always nice to see people purchase product like dynamat online. You have retailers like myself who educate the customers on the product, demo my vehicle to show them the differences it can make, and people buy it online to save a little dough. People who sell that stuff online are not authorized dealers, nor do they have a mortgage payment of multiple thousands of dollars a month.
Not saying you're one of those guys, but it just irritates me when I have "customers" come in to the shop and I educate them on product for sometimes hours (literally) and they come in 2 weeks later with the same product they bought online for less money.
/end rant
Not saying you're one of those guys, but it just irritates me when I have "customers" come in to the shop and I educate them on product for sometimes hours (literally) and they come in 2 weeks later with the same product they bought online for less money.
/end rant
Well not everyone has the money to spend multiple thousands of dollars a month on mortgage. so sorry for you loosing customers to the beloved internet. =0) i my self have purchased dynamat from an unauthorized dealer and if i had the money for a mortgage payment of multiple thousands of dollars a month.....................well id still be buying stuff from unauthorized dealers. call me a cheep *** but id be saving alot of money. why wast it????
Mar 30, 2005 | 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by retsell
Are you wearing clothes? You know how much Holister or Abercrombie paid for that shirt you're wearing? About 3 dollars. I don't see everyone buying that stuff online.
Hey, if you don't give a **** about your local economy good for you. Don't go crying when your local town sucks and your car audio choices blow.
What do you do for a living?
Ignorance is bliss.
Hey, if you don't give a **** about your local economy good for you. Don't go crying when your local town sucks and your car audio choices blow.
What do you do for a living?
Ignorance is bliss.
Surprising thing is that I do most of my shopping at Ross or Marshalls as I can't afford much of the brand names stuff, and going to Ross or Marshalls has the brand name stuff at discount. Am I cheap, no. Just frugal with my money and am looking for the best value
I live in San Diego, and can get most anything I need in this town or in LA. So location is not an issue.
As for what I do for a living, I am the IT manager for my company. I make enough money for my lifestyle, and can afford retail prices, but choose not to pay for it as the markup is absurd.
Mar 30, 2005 | 03:28 PM
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Back on topic. Look at some other brands like Brownbread, RaamAudio, and and B-Quiet as alternatives to Dynamat.
The above three companies give equal to or better performance in some cases for less in regards to sound deaedning.
The above three companies give equal to or better performance in some cases for less in regards to sound deaedning.
Mar 30, 2005 | 03:37 PM
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From: Houston,Texas
Originally Posted by kameleonlac
Hey guys this is a great investment especially if you have dumped exhaust. Lowered interior noise by more than half. I did my doors and the rear of the cab and a huge difference. I ran out and had to get more all thats left now is the roof and up under the dash, so if you are looking to quiet things up great investment and your stereo sounds tens times better as well.
How much does something like that run for?
Mar 30, 2005 | 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Egrajeda
How much does something like that run for?
www.b-quiet.com is very good as well
But if you want expensive jsut as good, go to any retail shop for Dynamat. I recall paying some $90 or for about 24 Sq ft, when I could have bought near 100 sq ft of RaamMat from Raamaudio for the same price.
Mar 30, 2005 | 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Chingon
First of all
Second, who the hell are you? Clothing is different than audio equipment if you didn't notice, you have to try it on so you know it fits. Yea, I understand your side, but understand ours, if we can get the same exact thing cheaper elsewhere, we will. This is America, you can't handle competition...then get out.
Mar 30, 2005 | 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by maximumrebel1
quit marking your stuff up.