Dynamat?
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Dynamat?
Does anyone have any experience with this stuff? My friend works at CarToys and they sell it for pretty cheap. It installs under the carpet, behind the door, even under the headliner and is suppost to supress road noise dramaticly. Any opinions?
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From: Las Vegas
2003 C230 K , 2001 ML320
I have used this every time I upgraded the speakers and stereos in cars I have had. Makes the car much more quiet, makes the speakers sound better as the door and floor panels no longer act as sounding boards.
I usually have spent about $200 per car on the dynamat. I did not need to do this on my Lincoln Mark VIII and I doubt if you need to do that extensive on a MB. The coupes have all the speakers in the doors, putting dynamat behind on the door panels would be good.
I usually have spent about $200 per car on the dynamat. I did not need to do this on my Lincoln Mark VIII and I doubt if you need to do that extensive on a MB. The coupes have all the speakers in the doors, putting dynamat behind on the door panels would be good.
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From: New Jersey
SLS AMG | S65 AMG | GL550
I am not a fan of Dynamat, I think it is very over-rated. I know what the claims are, but I have seen it come loose in the summer and crack in the winter. I live in NJ and wouldn't want to install it anywhere that has harsher weather conditions since it couldn't even hold up in NJ. BTW, it was professionally installed by a Dynamat dealer.
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From: England, Surrey
CLK Coupe 200 Komp 53 Plate
I used it on my Honda Civic and spent loads it did help the rattles that the radio install cause mainly the back plate.
But the the Coupe I havent needed it the only rattle was the plate and sponge stop that, its a wicked motor and you wouldn't know its diesel that how quite it is
But the the Coupe I havent needed it the only rattle was the plate and sponge stop that, its a wicked motor and you wouldn't know its diesel that how quite it is
