fatmat?????
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fatmat?????
whats the deal with this stuff... anyone tried it? i was looking, and 100 sq feet is 100 bucks... thats pretty damn cheap for sound deadener... just curious if anyone's tried it
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Yeah, I have been seeing the adds all over the place on this site![hr]
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Yeah, I have been seeing the adds all over the place on this site![hr]
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the sample I got was about 3"x3". How did you use that on your license?[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: LiKEaFeRiO
the sample I got was about 3"x3". How did you use that on your license?[hr]
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Rep Power: 0 25 sq.ft will do the 1 layer on trunk lid..and 1 layer on the door. 70sq.ft does the trunk and 2 doors [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
By looking at it..it's brown bread under a different name.. for those who have it.. is the sticky part of it slightly brown and does the aluminum top part tearif you try pressing it through a hole?
By looking at it..it's brown bread under a different name.. for those who have it.. is the sticky part of it slightly brown and does the aluminum top part tearif you try pressing it through a hole?
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25 sq.ft will do the 1 layer on trunk lid..and 1 layer on the door. 70sq.ft does the trunk and 2 doors [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
By looking at it..it's brown bread under a different name.. for those who have it.. is the sticky part of it slightly brown and does the aluminum top part tearif you try pressing it through a hole?[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: mohawkboom
25 sq.ft will do the 1 layer on trunk lid..and 1 layer on the door. 70sq.ft does the trunk and 2 doors [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
By looking at it..it's brown bread under a different name.. for those who have it.. is the sticky part of it slightly brown and does the aluminum top part tearif you try pressing it through a hole?[hr]
Perhaps Home Depot?
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[hr]Originally posted by: mohawkboom
25 sq.ft will do the 1 layer on trunk lid..and 1 layer on the door. 70sq.ft does the trunk and 2 doors [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
By looking at it..it's brown bread under a different name.. for those who have it.. is the sticky part of it slightly brown and does the aluminum top part tearif you try pressing it through a hole?[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: mohawkboom
25 sq.ft will do the 1 layer on trunk lid..and 1 layer on the door. 70sq.ft does the trunk and 2 doors [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
By looking at it..it's brown bread under a different name.. for those who have it.. is the sticky part of it slightly brown and does the aluminum top part tearif you try pressing it through a hole?[hr]
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Rep Power: 0 okay..so i's not brown breead under a different name [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]..
Also license plates themselves don't resonate. The problem was your trunk flexing, causing your license plate to vibrate and make contact with the trunk. a piece of stick gasketing foam would have done the trick [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG].
Well besides FatMat, Brown Bread, Raamat, and B-quiet extreme(kinda junk) that's about it... Home depot's peal and seal is allright..but it's adhesive isn't that durable. McMaster.com has some heat shield stuff that supposedly works preetty good too but is hard to work with...
Also license plates themselves don't resonate. The problem was your trunk flexing, causing your license plate to vibrate and make contact with the trunk. a piece of stick gasketing foam would have done the trick [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG].
Well besides FatMat, Brown Bread, Raamat, and B-quiet extreme(kinda junk) that's about it... Home depot's peal and seal is allright..but it's adhesive isn't that durable. McMaster.com has some heat shield stuff that supposedly works preetty good too but is hard to work with...
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Rep Power: 0 Ohh okay... Fatmat is resisto roofing mat made in Ontario, comes in 50 and 100Sq.ft sizes (same as resisto) has the same dulled aluminum backing. This stuff is good!!. Resisto is a hair cheaper...but FatMat has to make their money too [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG].
It's a good product..and at the price it's pretty unbeatable for money to performance. But raamat60 is by far the easiest stuff to work with. Brown bread and FatMat are messy and do require heating for proper work and the aluminum backing rips pretty easy.
Brown bread and Fatmat are like Ractive parts... good products...but still a little inferior to say...AEM, or DC sports...
It's a good product..and at the price it's pretty unbeatable for money to performance. But raamat60 is by far the easiest stuff to work with. Brown bread and FatMat are messy and do require heating for proper work and the aluminum backing rips pretty easy.
Brown bread and Fatmat are like Ractive parts... good products...but still a little inferior to say...AEM, or DC sports...
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