Dynamat anyone? Thinking of doing it...
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Dynamat anyone? Thinking of doing it...
I love my 09 C63. I don't love the amount of road noise I can hear through the sheet metal of the cabin and trunk. Anyone here ever Dynamat a car? Care to report on your satisfaction with the product?
I saw a Dodge cargo van that was being converted to a luxury liner with the interior completely Dyanamatted. It seemed pretty solid and like it would really provide some significant noise reduction.
I saw a Dodge cargo van that was being converted to a luxury liner with the interior completely Dyanamatted. It seemed pretty solid and like it would really provide some significant noise reduction.
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I love my 09 C63. I don't love the amount of road noise I can hear through the sheet metal of the cabin and trunk. Anyone here ever Dynamat a car? Care to report on your satisfaction with the product?
I saw a Dodge cargo van that was being converted to a luxury liner with the interior completely Dyanamatted. It seemed pretty solid and like it would really provide some significant noise reduction.
I saw a Dodge cargo van that was being converted to a luxury liner with the interior completely Dyanamatted. It seemed pretty solid and like it would really provide some significant noise reduction.
I dynomat my 09 C350 and it helped qwell the road noise in the trunk. It helped quite a bit. My friend dynomat the roof, trunk and door of his TSX and it made a difference. You must keep in mind that Dynomat isn't exactly lightweight. It'll add more than a few pounds to your trunk, depending on how much you're planning on adding.
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I dynomat my 09 C350 and it helped qwell the road noise in the trunk. It helped quite a bit. My friend dynomat the roof, trunk and door of his TSX and it made a difference. You must keep in mind that Dynomat isn't exactly lightweight. It'll add more than a few pounds to your trunk, depending on how much you're planning on adding.
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If you're going to dampen sound and reduce vibration, I'd highly recommend Second Skin (www.secondskinaudio.com) Damplifier Pro instead of Dynamat. I've tons of research and some testing and this Damplifier easily outperforms Dynamat and even Dynamat Extreme. Much better engineered (even overengineered) product. I did the whole trunk and wheel well and made a huge difference. I also added a second layer of Luxury Liner Pro to further block outside road noise, which helped with audio quality.
Here's a thread with some pics of 204 with the sound dampening.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...d-you-use.html
It can be a DIY project, but will take the better part of a day to do. Nitrile or latex gloves help as you'll probably cut up your fingers handling the foil.
Here's a thread with some pics of 204 with the sound dampening.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...d-you-use.html
It can be a DIY project, but will take the better part of a day to do. Nitrile or latex gloves help as you'll probably cut up your fingers handling the foil.
