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Bronze Member Username: AlpineuserPost Number: 88 Registered: Mar-05 | according to the specs both give BB isnt that far behind dynamat but on the dynamat site they show it differently. What do u guys think? Ever heard of FatMat it seems to be good to, what should i buy? Keep in mind i need about 75sq ft total for what i have to do. |
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Bronze Member Username: Jbaker97Houston, Tx Usa Post Number: 18 Registered: Mar-05 | That Fatmat is really thin about 1 mil. I bought 100 sq for about 99 bucks but I had to double it up so I would go with the brown bread. |
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Bronze Member Username: GeekbikePost Number: 76 Registered: Dec-04 | 1 mil is 1/1000 of an inch. Fatmat is actually about 45mils and Dynamat is about 70mil. |
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Bronze Member Username: Jbaker97Houston, Tx Usa Post Number: 23 Registered: Mar-05 | Fatmat is .045" thick whick is 1.035mm and Dynamat extreme is .067" thick which is 1.7mm. Check out their web sites if you dont believe me. |
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Bronze Member Username: Jbaker97Houston, Tx Usa Post Number: 24 Registered: Mar-05 | That would be some hella thick dynamat ant 45 and 70 mils thick. learn math. |
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Silver Member Username: Nnnnick_bNc Usa Post Number: 288 Registered: Jan-05 | mils and mm are two different measurement. A "mil" is an english unit that is 1/1000 on an inch, a "mm" is a metric unit that is 1/10 of a cm or 1/1000 of a meter. so u are both right. |
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Gold Member Username: SubfanaticWalton, Ky Post Number: 1203 Registered: Dec-04 | i would suggest edeadv.1 over that stuff lol |
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Silver Member Username: Nnnnick_bNc Usa Post Number: 289 Registered: Jan-05 | Sell a kidney and get some dynamat extreme. |
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Gold Member Username: SubfanaticWalton, Ky Post Number: 1205 Registered: Dec-04 | why... |
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Gold Member Username: SubfanaticWalton, Ky Post Number: 1206 Registered: Dec-04 | http://www.woofersetc.com/product.asp?0=268&1=269&3=741 dynamat 36 square feet is 136 bucks... you can get 120 square feet of edead for 130 shipped, double it up and it will be better than dynamat extreem...but for the same price as 36 square feet of dyanamaet you can triple it up |
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Silver Member Username: Nnnnick_bNc Usa Post Number: 291 Registered: Jan-05 | i was being sarcastic |
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Gold Member Username: SubfanaticWalton, Ky Post Number: 1208 Registered: Dec-04 | hhaa i know you were lol...but that stuff is way overpriced.... |
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Silver Member Username: FordpwrLos angeles, Ca Usa Post Number: 132 Registered: Dec-04 | just go with that stuff used on roof to waterproof it. its the exact same $hit. you can get a big as$ roll for like 25 bucks. it works great . i double layered my whole expedition(roof,4 doors,rear gate,rear side fenders and fire wall) for under 200 bucks. its one of the most quietest vehicles around |
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Bronze Member Username: GoonPost Number: 38 Registered: Feb-05 | anyone wanna second that? not to say i don't believe you...but i would be more convinced =) goon |
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Gold Member Username: InvainMichigan United States Post Number: 1804 Registered: Aug-04 | Yes that stuff works fine too... |
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Silver Member Username: FishyTamaracFt.Laud, FL USA Post Number: 701 Registered: Sep-04 | If you can find it. I'd like to see a link to that stuff DR MAX. In a previous post it was mentioned that it could be occasionally had at Home Depot, but since its generaly used in northern climes where freezing is a problem I've had no luck finding it down here in Florida, but I still check the roofing section every time I hit the Home Depot just in case. I can't remember what the stuff is called: "Snow" Seal, Ice Guard or somethin like that. -Fishy |
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Silver Member Username: FishyTamaracFt.Laud, FL USA Post Number: 702 Registered: Sep-04 | Ahh...I remember another handle. I've heard it called "Peel and Seal". -Fishy |
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Gold Member Username: JmloughreyFarmington, CT Post Number: 1022 Registered: Jul-04 | http://www.sounddomain.com/memberpage/337124/6 |
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Silver Member Username: FordpwrLos angeles, Ca Usa Post Number: 134 Registered: Dec-04 | FISHY---i'm pretty sure you can find it at any home depot because its used to waterproof house roofs and it rains pretty much any where. you can also find it at Lows. the brand names will be different but its still the same $hit. its got adhesive on one side, you just peel the plastic film on one side and stick it where you want to. don't waste your money on that other expensive $hit. I've got another roll some where, I just gotta look for it and I'll post the name. It's readily available in 4 diff. sizes, something like 6",12", 2' and 5' rolls( sizes are width). Ask around, you'll find it. |
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Silver Member Username: Minime80Post Number: 103 Registered: Feb-05 | http://building-materials.gillroys.com/Roofing_materials/Roll_roofing/Eaveguard- s119458.html looks like good stuff... 60 mil thick. |
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Bronze Member Username: GoonPost Number: 41 Registered: Feb-05 | where do you see that it says it's 60 mil thick? i just see the size of the sheets. |
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Silver Member Username: Minime80Post Number: 114 Registered: Feb-05 | right here http://www.henry.com/datasheets/Henry_Eaveguard_TDS.pdf |
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Bronze Member Username: GoonPost Number: 42 Registered: Feb-05 | ahh i see now...so this works just as well as other things? |
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Silver Member Username: Minime80Post Number: 116 Registered: Feb-05 | For the price you could triple layer it cheaper than you could single layer it with the other stuff, and that would be WAY better than those others... heck, even double layer (which is probably plenty) should be better than a single layer of the others. |
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Silver Member Username: AlpineuserPost Number: 108 Registered: Mar-05 | is that 3" x 33' or 3' x 33'. if its only 3" x 33' thats only like 8 sq.ft |
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Silver Member Username: Minime80Post Number: 119 Registered: Feb-05 | It's 100 square feet total so 3 feet by 33 feet |
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Silver Member Username: Minime80Post Number: 120 Registered: Feb-05 | Hey, someone else has used it and it looks like it works great! |
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Gold Member Username: SubfanaticWalton, Ky Post Number: 1334 Registered: Dec-04 | how much would 100 square feet cost |
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Silver Member Username: Minime80Post Number: 121 Registered: Feb-05 | http://building-materials.gillroys.com/Roofing_materials/Roll_roofing/Eaveguard- s119458.html looks like $29.49 for a 100 sq. ft. roll, I'm gettin' me some. |
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Gold Member Username: SubfanaticWalton, Ky Post Number: 1341 Registered: Dec-04 | wow...thats a good price |
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Silver Member Username: Jwbulger79Florida Post Number: 313 Registered: Nov-04 | dude. that's crazy. it looks like its the same stuff as Peel-n-Seal. the only reason i didnt get that was b/c i could get eDead cheaper. eDead v1 and peel-n-seal is only 45mils thick, too. here's alink for peel-n-seal - $90 + $14.50 shipping http://www.abccatalog.com/store/viewitem.asp?idproduct=2579950436 i read a lot of great reviews by people who used that in their vehicles, and like i said, the only reason i didnt get it was teh eDead was slightly cheaper. we need to find out more about the Everguard stuff. if it's the same as peel-n-seal, i'm getting 200sq ft for my 4runner!! what kind of backing is on it? is it aluminum like everything else? |
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New member Username: MinimePortland, OR Post Number: 1 Registered: Mar-05 | I just ordered a 100 sq. ft. roll so I'll tell ya'll what it's like when it comes. |
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Silver Member Username: Jwbulger79Florida Post Number: 315 Registered: Nov-04 | i started a new thread for Eaveguard in the accessory section. things dont move so fast over there. https://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/car-audio/128284.html |