Now I remember why I hate doing Dynamat...all the cuts and scrapes. It is worth it, but someone has to figure a better way of doing the stick down part.LOL
Before and after...

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AFTER...darn limits...

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Nice job, looks like a lot of work.

 

How much did it cost for the dynomat?

 

Dynamat= expensive as hell.

I used eDead V1 which is similar to dynamat just a third the price. If you hate the stick down way use there paint on stuff. http://www.edesignaudio.com/product....pid=26&cur=USD I hear its VERY good but do not have experience with it. The edead v1 is great stuff though.

Jeff

 

There is a nice trick to doing that. Criss cross the dynamat by cutting them into strips and then doing so appyling.

 

it's like 100 a box, and you need 2 boxes for a hatch.

True that, but silence is golden. 99% of all noise and rattles are gone.
I got the Dyna from Ebay...just hunt and find the people with the lowest shipping and price. Anyhoo this is the second vehicle I've done and I am as always impressed with how much the noise level drops. I feel like I'm in a mercedes or something.
I thought it was going to have a little more something from the factory inside the body panels....LOL nothing but dust. I also made like 78 cents in spare change from under the seats. Wohoo!!

 

wow for $200!....i wish i had the money to throw around and do that, it would sound alot better..i never thought of e-bay for dynamatill have to go check it out

 

^ once you hear the difference, its alot easier to scrape up that change.

 

Damn Nice job on the Dynamat. I have put that stuff on before it can be a real pain in the a$$. I want to stuff some in my doors to make them not rattle so much when I shut em. I put like 80 pounds of that stuff in my old supra when I did my system in that car.