Which is best Dynamat product(s 1 or 2) to use in my '55 Chevy Pickup for Inside the Firewall, the Floor, Doors &amp; under the Hood for HEAT &amp; SOUND.
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For sound and heart the Dynamat Extreme is some of the best material to use anywhere. Its lighter and stickier than traditional Dynamat. There is a Hood Liner but I still like the Xtreme!
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This particular part number is made for a 2000 4 door Chevy Blazer S10. I had to send it back because I have a 2 door but in doing so I discovered the Westin brand which was the same price and a superior product compared to DeeZee. I'm sure Westin makes nerfs for your truck. Good luck.
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The remaining pieces of Dynamat from my vehicle were used to block a heat duct in my basement during the winter because the temperature is at least 65F. The Dynamat has stopped the heat exchange from the duct, totally. My suggestion is to contact Dynamat, directly because I have no experience in heating and refrigeration. The Dynamat is absolutely perfect for a sound barrier.
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Hi Thank you for the question, and it really depends on how much you want to spend.For example, "I" would use just one of these 32x18 sheets for one door. Applying to the outer door inner panel as well as the door panel for the speaker.This way you will not loose your music to the car next to you, or entertaining everybody you pass.You may look into getting 4 boxes of these and do that, or you can get (2) two door speaker kits (12X12).I would recommend the full coverage for medium to high powered audio systems. Especially if your vehicle is Honda , Toyota, or where the sheet metal is super thin.Thank you for choosing the Wires Zone. Hi Thank you for the question, and it really depends on how much you want to spend.For example, "I" would use just one of these 32x18 sheets for one door. Applying to the outer door inner panel as well as the door panel for the speaker.This way you will not loose your music to the car next to you, or entertaining everybody you pass.You may look into getting 4 boxes of these and do that, or you can get (2) two door speaker kits (12X12).I would recommend the full coverage for medium to high powered audio systems. Especially if your vehicle is Honda ,... » Read More Hi Thank you for the question, and it really depends on how much you want to spend.For example, "I" would use just one of these 32x18 sheets for one door. Applying to the outer door inner panel as well as the door panel for the speaker.This way you will not loose your music to the car next to you, or entertaining everybody you pass.You may look into getting 4 boxes of these and do that, or you can get (2) two door speaker kits (12X12).I would recommend the full coverage for medium to high powered audio systems. Especially if your vehicle is Honda , Toyota, or where the sheet metal is super thin.Thank you for choosing the Wires Zone. « Show Less
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I received the dynarex brand. I didn't read deep into reviews before purchase so I never saw the mixed comments
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Yes. Just remember that it also keeps heat in sometimes. I also would recommend using some finishing tape along the edges to keep the corners from falling. Dynatape was surprising cheap and very solid for my application.
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I have a 2013 Acura ILX. Dynamat made a significant difference in my car. I did the doors, trunk, and entire floor area. I do suggest you purchase a set of trim removal tools (from Amazon). They will be extremely valuable in getting things apart. Don't expect miracles, but it will make a difference.
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It depends on what you want to dynamat. What year and type of car do you have
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You actually want to go with an amp the is bigger or has the same wattage rating as your subwoofers. As far as the rumble, dynamat because it helps control the vibration.
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Hi, you could not find a better material, air sealing and insulation at once. Only issue is cost. This material expands very little and for filling entire wall cavities a bicomponent foam such as Tiger Foam would serve you better (google it, their web site has some great information about these jobs). In the Spring, I will foam between the rim joists and the outside foundation fascia, and this is what I will use. Have fun, Moreno
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I did just that this weekend. I put two thick coats of HNR then used dynamat extreme and it stuck very well. The only advice I could give is... make sure the surface is painted before applying HNR. You will see rust bleed through the next day if you don't. Happy sound deadening!
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I personally would recommend the viper 5704 or 5706 for any vehicle. All of the viper systems can work on most vehicles, so you just have to decide what features you want and what you're willing to spend. I like the remote for the 5704. It is a two way remote with an adequate display and is rechargeable. The viper 5904 is good too but it costs nearly $100 more for the same features with a color LCD remote. I did install the viper 4105V on my father in laws Rav4 and it worked great as a simple remote start system but I prefer the two way remotes so I know if my car started successfully. If you can afford it you should install whichever system you choose with the DBALL express kit. If you use the D2D functionality it will save youa lot of time as you won't have to connect a lot of wires. The express kits do require firmware installation, so you will need the device that installs it from your computer (about $25 on amazon). Hopefully I answered your question and didn't ramble on too long. Have a great day!
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We used it in a truck engine compartment. The product works very well for reducing the heat; as far as the sound is concerned, there are superior products out there.
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Mostly because of the cost, but also, because this product, like Dynomat, is a vibration dampener rather than a sound absorber. The way I figured it, if one layer of 50 mil didn't do the job, I'd put on another layer over top of the first one. Turns out, one layer does just fine. I won't do a full review here in the responses, but this is good stuff.
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Based upon the manufacturer literature you can. The dynamat extreme is quite heavy, although it is very sticky if you live someplace real hot it could possibly fall. I just installed the dynamat superlite (it is much lighter) on the roof but the car hasn't been out in the summer sun yet.
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I would get a thermal silicone rubber insulator and mount the P/S against a metal plate via the four metric sized corner holes. A die cast aluminum box, like those made by Hammond, would make a dandy heat sink as well as a case. The problem is getting to the in/out selector push button and making a window to see the voltage. For my application, I just used sticky two sided mounting tape and stuck it to the chassis. Sticky back Velcro also works but can be difficult to release and Velcro is a terrible heat diffuser. 4-40 screws are difficult for mounting as the nuts and the heads of the screws create an "interference fit".
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One of my vehicles has the stick-on, my taco truck has the in-channel. My personal preference is for the in-channel. The in-channel required more manipulation, and I used some folded card board to press the adhesive tightly in the channel. I intentionally installed the system on a warm/hot day, since I knew the adhesion would be important. Anyway, I had the diy skills to properly install the system, and when installed properly, it ain't going anywhere, and nothing looks better.