There's no question that Dynamat has it's own unique "odor". DM&FS At 08:38 AM 6/11/2002 -0400, Rob Gunter wrote: >There are many ways to go about it. What you want is something that will >rub together or absorb vibrations. Sand works very well for example, but is >hard to keep together. Maybe if you make a quilt and fill it with sand. >Particle board works on this principle. Asphalt also works. That is what >they use on Lexi' and Infiniti's and the like. I thought about using >roofing asphalt but was worried about off gassing. I'm not sure what they >use in Dynamat. What you want to avoid is something that transmits >vibration. > >There are loads of books at the library and a couple of good internet sites >of practical applications. > >Rob G. > >http://msnhomepages.talkcity.com/PassportPl/gunter01/ |
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