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alexrovner · 03-13-2003, 05:07 PM

I have used Fat-Mat from fatmat.com. I got the material on ebay though. Costed $50 for 36 sq ft and it seems to do the job and stick well to anything!

Anyone have any other experiences with it?

Go there and search in their forums. Search for High Temp Mastic or dynamat and see what you come up with. There is a company you can get the same stuff just without the dynamat screenprint on it for about half the price.

Nevermind found it for you
http://www.mcmaster.com/

HI-TEMP MASTIC, its all the way at the bottom, it costs around $13 for a 32" X 54" sheet.

more detailed instructions...
go to the search box on mcmaster.com
type in acoustic
go to acoustic dampers
(you will need adobe acrobat viewer)
there you go at the bottom.

Hope this helps and do it yourself! You'll appreciate it more that way

How bad of a difference do heavy wheels really make???.. [/b][/quote]

03-13-2003, 05:07 PM	#43
alexrovner Newbie - Just Registered Join Date: Mar 2003 iTrader: (0) Posts: 5	I have used Fat-Mat from fatmat.com. I got the material on ebay though. Costed $50 for 36 sq ft and it seems to do the job and stick well to anything! Anyone have any other experiences with it? Go there and search in their forums. Search for High Temp Mastic or dynamat and see what you come up with. There is a company you can get the same stuff just without the dynamat screenprint on it for about half the price. Nevermind found it for you http://www.mcmaster.com/ HI-TEMP MASTIC, its all the way at the bottom, it costs around $13 for a 32" X 54" sheet. more detailed instructions... go to the search box on mcmaster.com type in acoustic go to acoustic dampers (you will need adobe acrobat viewer) there you go at the bottom. Hope this helps and do it yourself! You'll appreciate it more that way How bad of a difference do heavy wheels really make???.. [/b][/quote]