Installing Dynamat

[tichuang]

Personally, the results weren't super noticeable, but the process was fun. here we go:

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This is the fun part.

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Now thats stripped.

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It's an ugly thing

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what a mess

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Application is easy, just clean and stick, then use a roller of some kind or other hard object to press down hard on it.

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Gettin close...

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Booyah! Rode it around stripped like this for a few days... it looked way too shiny for me to cover it up lol

Well in retrospect, it did get rid of a lot of road noise, etc.
I would say it is worthwhile if you happen to want to gut your car...

[Dave]

how much did all that dynamat weigh? I was thinking of putting it into my blazer since it's pretty loud but I don't want to add any weight to the car

[tichuang]

I think the roll i bought it in was about 10-15 lbs.

Nothing too substantial for a car i'd say

[livingthe86life]

Just lose some weight (go to the gym.mang) and make up the difference.

[Dave]

haha you trying to say I'm fat?

[cellos88gt]

I prolly need to dyanmat my car...