Any experience with a sound/thermal dampening material

[Conestoga]

Has anyone here have some experience using products like Dynamat, B-Quiet (previously known as "Brown Bread"?), Fat Mat, or any of the alternatives I've read about people purchasing at local hardware stores?

I'm looking for something that'll hold up to heat from an engine and help with both engine and road noise

Thanks

 

[Minion]

My brother just used hardware store stuff to line his truck for his stereo install. Not sure how it would handle heat but I don't think it would be much of an issue.

I plan to line the cab of my Ranger with it over the winter.

 

[Logan]

Ive sold boom matt for years now. Great feed back from it. They make a wide selection of products for sound deadening as well.

http://www.designengineering.com/catalog/boom-mat-acoustical-products

 

[junkpile]

I've used ice and water shield before.... because I'm cheap! It definitely takes the vibrations out, not sure how it compares to the purpose made stuff though. [emoji12]


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[Conestoga]

Thanks for the feedback. I'll stop in to see you guys at No Limits, would you happen have any material in stock that I could check out?

 

[Logan]

We keep the exhaust wrap and some heat shield stuff (like reflect-a-gold) here. But they have so much we bring most in next day as needed.

 

[Twinkie]

I laid mikes of Dynamat down 20 years ago, yes it's been around that long. Haven't touched it in a long time but when we used it at the audio shop, a double layer would take a car from road noise yelling to whisper quiet. It added up to 200 lbs to a car when we were done though (walls, floors, firewall, roof, whole trunks), yeah it was expensive to do but we were producing competition cars at the time.