dynamat is a good product. Are you going to strip down the interior and do the cab or do the engine bay. if your doing the interior theres a few products that you can brush on and imo works better than the mats.

 

I'm doing the interior cab, the doors and any other area I can. I'm open for any suggestions.
Thanks

 

I have the dynamat through out the cab. I have it on the front doors, quad doors and the back of the cab. I even put thicker material on for a headliner. I don't think the mat did much good to tell you the trueth. I have 5" stack and it will still drown you out in there.

 

Yea, know what you mean that why I'm asking if anyone has had any success using any other materials before I go wasting money on stuff that won't work.
Steve

 

sorry steven. been outta town the last couple days. I'll get you a list when i get back to work tommorrow

 

Thanks Chief!

 

I'm thinking of the same thing, so if there is other stuff that works good too let me know too

thanks,
George

 

George if he PM's me, I'll send you the info so you'll have it.
Steve

 

Thanks for bearing with me. A good cheap way to do it that works really well is a product called transtar undercoating part #4361. You can buy it buy the gallon or spray can. about 35.00 a gallon. it stays soft and flexible, seals out water and deadens sound. it doesn't leave big patches uncovered like a lot of pads do. You can also use a do it yourself bedliner kit. SEM 39630, Gator guard BGG21, are good urethane bedliners that will deaden sound well, they dry hard and seal out moisture.you can get them in black or tintable and do some crazy colors in your cab:thumbsup. about 175.00-250'ish range for 1.5 gallons. Fusor adhesives makes a product called 804 sound deadener. best sound killing stuff i've ever seen. thick, flexible but expensive. about three hundred for the product and specialized gun.

 

Thanks much. I'll start researching which one I'll use and let you know what results I get.
I'm going to see which one has the least odor, esp. after it dries.
Thanks again for sharing that info.
Steve

 

the undercoat will probably be the least odorous. No solvent or catalyst to stink.

 

Do you guys sell that over at Wyoming Automotive? Since I'm coming there for paint already I may have to grab a gallon of the undercoat.

Thanks,
George

 

yeah we got it