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hello everyone. Just needed to know if anyone here is using dynamat for the trunk lid. Im having rattling problems and Im going to get dynamat for it, but before I do, I want to find out if the dynamat is removable. Lets say I put it on then a month later I sell the car and feel like taking off the dynmat.

Is it possible to remove the dynamat after installing?

 
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not for reinstall + and it would probebly be really hard to just remove

 
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Maybe the cheap stuff. The xtreme is not removeable. That stuff sticks more and more as time goes on. Once you throw it on there, good luck.

The xtreme does work the best however.

 
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Haha it'll never come off. That stuff is good at what it's made for.

 
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are u sure? damn. I just put it on and I want to take it off cuz it didnt help at all! maybe a little bit but worth more than what it does.. you sure it wont come off? damn i want to take my **** off cuz it also wasnt big enough so im only covering the middle and it isnt aligned right.

you sure there is no way to take it out?

 
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dynamat is not removable. Well you can but it gonna take you a LONG while. I had those stuff in my trunk b4 and trying to remove it, PIS .

 
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lol damn that sucks that you put it on, that stuff is on there for good haha

 
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It won't come off. Cheaper ones like fatmat do, but not dynamat. Where did you put it that didn't help. My sound system would be nothing without dynamat. The only thing is I wish I could take off all of it in the trunk cause I don't have a sub anymore.

 
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on the trunk lid. it looks all nasty too because I could only cover the middle of the trunk with the wedge pack.

 
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You know I have read that sticky post about the dynamat, fatmat, brownbread, ice and water guard, almost two full times and I'm still confused about how you should go about getting rid of the rattle.

 
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For rattle you need to put foam or something soft between what's touching. The sound deadeners like dynamat are mass loading products to reduce panel resonance (to make the stereo sound better, not to get rid of rattles).