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Speedy_Pete
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Looks like a similar thing to Dynamat, but seems quite pricey in comparison. From my experiences with Dynamat, I'd recommend it, very effective and easy to install.
bugimike
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Pricey compared to Dynamat? Did you read the dimensions correctly? That was 4' wide by varied lengths. I helped my son Dynamat his Dodge Neon "pimped-out" toy prior to all the "boom-box" etc. install, and I thought that it was kind of pricey!! They (a local supplier) only sold it in 24" wide lengths!! I also use a marine-grade material in my work that is twice as thick (about 1/2") and triple layered and it is way more expensive (of course all "marine" designated stuff tends to be over-priced!)
Speedy_Pete
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I did miss the dimensions, it is a bit cheaper. Dynamat must be more expensive over the pond, it's not too bad here. Mind you, Dynamat is bound to be the pricier option being the name brand item.