Dynamat 13100 Dynatape 1 1 30Ft Review

I have used this on my car in combination with Noico sound deadening material and it has worked as advertised. I ran a little and found I have an old roll of aluminum tape to finish the job. Both worked great and if you want to save a few bucks you can just buy some aluminum tape.

This is just a metal tape that you can buy at any hardware store for 1/5 the price. But if you install the Dynamat and care about its appearance, this tape matches the Dynamat Xtreme in color and pattern, which nobody sees anyway because it's under the trim or carpet. Looks great!

After shutting off the Dynamat, I leaned my back against the wheel arch of our van and felt a sticky tug. The edges of the carpet are sticky. And since the steering wheel will be in the storage box, I didn't want anything sticking to it. So I covered all the edges in places where something might come into contact with the mat.

This product is sticky aluminum. This is not a sound deadening benefit. Used to cover the exposed sharp edges of the dynamat's sound absorbing material or to cover the seams of 2 dynamat arcs. I ordered this as part of a kit and didn't use it when I installed the Dynamat Extreme in my car. Everything I put in my trunk was carpeted. In my opinion it is not necessary.

This product confuses me. Dynamat is nothing more than a sticky, aluminum-coated butyl grease and, according to the manufacturer, does not need full coverage to be effective. However, the only real function of this tape is to satisfy the aesthetic sense of the Dynamat installer. In translation: This is nothing more than a vanity purchase - it doesn't bring any functionality to your project. It reduces non-transmitted noise or vibration. It offers no thermal benefits. dynamat. I received some of