DYNAMAT 10455 XTREME BULK PACK 9 SHEETS
The Dynamat 10455 Xtreme Bulk Pack 9 Sheets contains 9 sheets of structure-borne noise damper. Each Xtreme Dynamat sheet is made of patented lightweight elastomeric butyl plus aluminium constrained layers. You can very easily cut the sheets to any shape, and apply them at the resonant surfaces of your vehicle, then you can immediately notice the difference. The resulting noise reduction is dramatic to say the least.
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DYNAMAT 10455 XTREME BULK PACK 9 SHEETS - GET THE MOST FROM YOUR CAR STEREO BY REDUCING NOISES WITH THIS PRODUCT
The acoustic loss factor "n" is used as a measure of a material's ability to damp structure-borne sound by stating how much vibrational energy (in steel sheets for instance) is converted to heat rather than sound. For constructions containing several layers of damping material, the combined loss factor "n comb" is used. The theoretical maximum loss factor is 1 (no vibration). An undamped 1mm thick steel panel has a loss factor of roughly 0.001 at 200 Hz. Xtreme Dynamat applied to that panel would increase the loss factor to 0.417 @ +20°C (+68°F). Multiple layers of Xtreme Dynamat improve sound damping even more.
What they say about Xtreme Dynamat :
I have a 2000 Honda CR-V SE. I lined the underside of the hood, the entire roof, all four doors (inside the doors and the surface), much of the floor, the spare tire well, the rear quarters (inside, behind the rear speakers) and lots of the tailgate with two (2x) Bulk Packs (9 sheets each.) I had not planned to line the roof, but after gutting the seats, all trim panels, and all the carpeting it seemed worthwhile. I cannot explain how differently the vehicle sounds now. EVERYONE compliments it (including my wife, who could not understand why I was spending the time and money on the project in the first place, but now wants me to Dynamat her Solara!) The doors go "kfump". Knocking on the hood, roof, or doors sounds like hitting a solid wood desk. There are NO vibrations or rattles in the car whatsoever (I also got some cheap self-adhesive felt sheets from a hobby store and lined the ashtray, glove box, and little change compartments. Now it's like driving around with ear muffs on. There is still some road noise, because I have pretty knobby tires, but the incredible thing is that I can no longer hear my exhaust from the rear of the car, and sometimes I'll look sideways and notice an 18 wheeler beside me that I did not even hear. When I pass vehicles going the opposite direction I am used to the "whee-owwww" as they go by, but now it is a "whiff", or just silent.