Any non big-chain automotive audio installer/dealer has access to ROLLS of
the generic dynamat knock-off stuff, unless they are an exclusive dynomat
dealer.

I picked up enough dynamat knock-off material to do all of the interior
doors of my 76 baywindow with plenty left over for about $100.

This was only 3 years ago, its probably cheaper now with more people ripping
off the idea.

cr
----- Original Message -----
From: "dusty edwards" <dusty.edwards@MAC.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2005 8:42 PM
Subject: Sound Deadening - Dynamat or Something Else?

> hi,
> i want to install some sort of sound deadening material on the floor,
> the seat boxes, and in the doors before i have my new carpet installed
> in my '90 westy.  the suggestions and reviews for this sort of task are
> all over the board, but what DOES seem to be consistent is that dynamat
> works.
>
> however, many say that similar materials such as b-quiet is as
> effective, but with a cheaper price.  furthermore, some recommend an
> extremely cheap roofing material from home depot called
> peel-n-seal.........and some say that dynamat gets their material from
> a company called McMasters, where you can order the same material from
> at a fraction of the price.
>
> needless to say, i don't know what to do.  does anybody have any
> experience with installing any sort of sound-deadening material?
>
> thanks for your help!
> dusty.
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