🔇 Dynamat 11102 Dynaliner 32x54x1/4 Thick Self-Adhesive Sound Deadener - Superior Noise Reduction Solution Review

I used this material to muffle and isolate noise from motors and transformers in my stereo. For example, I leveled the top, bottom and sides of my CD player and this resulted in a noticeably quieter and more solid metal box which I hope will result in better sound quality. This type of improvement is subtle in many applications. So if you're trying to get the best sound out of your gear, this is a way to go without having to spend a fortune. The material is supplied in rolls similar to aluminum

I bought two of these (when they sold for a lot less than the $50 they want now) to use in a Toyota pickup conversion. I originally bought them to line the bottom of the hood. OMG what a trip. It's something more than just foam taped on the back. The product has a strong odor which I understand you cannot use in a vehicle. Foam can also crumble and/or break with abrasion so I think it's worth using under the hood unless you want your engine covered in small bits of crumbling foam. I mean…

Damper (from Second Skin) + Dynaliner is a great combination. The Dynamat is much more difficult to install than the Damplifier, but the second skin version of the closed cell foam liner is not self-adhesive. The steamer/Dyanaliner combo, while not cheap, is the best do-it-yourself installation. Don't be lazy, especially with doors, and simply use large individual sheets to cover the "middle" of the door. (This can often be seen in photos of "professional" installations.) While this requires a…

I used this material to muffle and isolate noise from motors and transformers in my stereo. For example, I leveled the top, bottom and sides of my CD player and this resulted in a noticeably quieter and more solid metal box which I hope will result in better sound quality. This type of improvement is subtle in many applications. So if you're trying to get the best sound out of your gear, this is a way without having to spend a fortune. The material is supplied in rolls similar to aluminum foil.

I bought two of these (when they sold for way less than the $50 they want now) to use in a Toyota pickup truck restoration. I originally bought them to line the bottom of the hood. OMG what a trip. It's something more than just foam taped on the back. The product has a strong odor which I understand you cannot use in a vehicle. Foam can also crumble and/or break with abrasion so I think this allows for under the hood use unless you want your engine covered in small bits of crumbling foam. I…

damper (from Second Skin) + Dynaliner is a great combination. The Dynamat is much more difficult to install than the Damplifier, but the second skin version of the closed cell foam liner is not self-adhesive. The steamer/Dyanaliner combo, while not cheap, is the best do-it-yourself installation. Don't be lazy, especially with doors, and simply use large individual sheets to cover the "middle" of the door. (This can often be seen in photos of "professional" installations.) While this requires a…