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Anyone have or heard of B-Quiet insulation?

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bad68coupe

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Does anyone have any reviews of this product, it seems like a much cheaper alternative to Dynamat?
 

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i have used it on customers cars and it works as well as other brands.
 

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Is it significantly cheaper or something? Where do you get it?
 
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69 Rustang said:
Is it significantly cheaper or something? Where do you get it?
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FatMat works good too:

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZauto-sound-suppliesQQhtZ-1
 

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Here's a good website that rates sound proofing..

http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/
 

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SoCal69GT said:
FatMat works good too:

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZauto-sound-suppliesQQhtZ-1
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Definetively, for the price its a great insulation.
In fact, if I remember correctly, after reading the website Garner already posted, Fatmat was a little more durable than B-quiet
 
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Dothang67 said:
Definetively, for the price its a great insulation.
In fact, if I remember correctly, after reading the website Garner already posted, Fatmat was a little more durable than B-quiet
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Sorry I don't want to jack your thread. Just getting the info out!
I bought 100 sq feet of the FATMAT and haven't installed it yet, it's still in the box. I've decided to use the spray in ceramic based stuff from Lizard Skin. I heard about Lizard Skin from :SNSign:
So anyone out there that wants 100 sq feet of FATMAT, with the install kit that came with it, I'll sell it to them. I paid $100.00. I'll sell it for the same amount.
 
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Excellent stuff. I have had great results with their high-end products, both the B-quiet ultimate as well as the L-comp. The ultimate is quite durable, very sticky [doesn't fall off] and has good attenuation characteristics. The L-comp is a lead-based product...oops...just checked the site. They aren't selling it due to the high cost of lead...

Anyway, I have had superb results by using a 5 gal bucket of Quiet Car goop, 50 sq ft of B-quiet ultimate, and 8 sq ft of the lead product. Lots of added weight but awesome results.
 
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