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What is a better deal? is dynamat overated?
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Re: (AZhitman)
I'm with boss man on this one. I've worked with and love dynamat for install jobs, I just think it's a bit overpriced.
Re: (the converted)
You can get a dynamat extreme bulkpack on amazon for about a hundred bucks right now.
Cheaper than just about anything else at this point.
It is good stuff, but ridiculously priced when at retail.
Cheaper than just about anything else at this point.
It is good stuff, but ridiculously priced when at retail.
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Re: (AZhitman)
RAAM mat is fantastic for the people on a budget, it just cant be beat in it's price range... but for those willing to spend more i would say Second Skin makes some of the best sound deadener availible.AZhitman wrote:Neither.
RAAM mat is the best I've used, and the reviews I've read ranked it higher.
but thats just my opinion