Brown bread or Dynamat?
Brown bread or Dynamat? What do you use and which would you use? I've heard brown bread is better in all aspects. I want to do my car soon and getting some feedback from users. I'm leaning toward brown bread b/c of price. Dynamat is way to overpriced.
Thanks,
Thanks,
I've read nothing but good things about eDead from Elemental Designs. Its pricing along makes it a great deal. I believe the eDead v1SE² is the best bang for the buck. Unfortunately I dont speak from personal experience, but I've done a good amount of reading on it and its the way im going soon. Do a search and see what you find.
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edead. about 180-200sq feet of v1 matt (3-5 layers depending on panel size) and just over 3 gallons of the v3 liquid.
i cant help but claim i did such a good job with the edead that it kinda sucked putting the interior back in... only negative thing i have to comment on about the matte edead i used is that its not as sticky or supple as brownbread or dynamatt...
dont underestimate heculiner. i used herc in my inner sail panels/wheel wells, and just one heavy brushed on coat has the same effect of around 1-2 layers of matte. it BLOWS AWAY the liquid edead. if you want to use liquid on hard areas, get herculiner. i got 5-6 coats of edead on the doors and i dunno if its even as good as one layer of matte.
heres a pic of herculiner in the sail panel pockets,
before i put this stuff back there, and was driving the car without the interior for awhile, it sounded like a pack of black cats was going off from all the roadnoise coming from the sail panel speaker holes... after the herc was laid down, nothing.
i cant help but claim i did such a good job with the edead that it kinda sucked putting the interior back in... only negative thing i have to comment on about the matte edead i used is that its not as sticky or supple as brownbread or dynamatt...
dont underestimate heculiner. i used herc in my inner sail panels/wheel wells, and just one heavy brushed on coat has the same effect of around 1-2 layers of matte. it BLOWS AWAY the liquid edead. if you want to use liquid on hard areas, get herculiner. i got 5-6 coats of edead on the doors and i dunno if its even as good as one layer of matte.
heres a pic of herculiner in the sail panel pockets,
before i put this stuff back there, and was driving the car without the interior for awhile, it sounded like a pack of black cats was going off from all the roadnoise coming from the sail panel speaker holes... after the herc was laid down, nothing.
Ok im interested in doing this to my ride what does it run to do a camaro with the above coverings....brown bread, edead, etc.... need to get a price that way i know what im looking at ....is the carpet hard to put back in after installed??
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check out www.raamaudio.com , their BXT mat is great stuff. A lot higher quality than the edead v1se2. Ive used quite a bit of both in my bug. The only thing i perfered about the edead was it was a little more flexible, but this is from them using a cheaper backing.
I have a 60ft roll of raammat just chilling waiting to go into my newly aquired TA
I have a 60ft roll of raammat just chilling waiting to go into my newly aquired TA
