dynamat
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From: Hawaii
Originally Posted by S2000GT,Feb 13 2007, 06:32 PM
to be honest, the extra weight I added with the soundproofing is negligible to the extra weight in hauling in the trunk with the added audio.
And with everything in, the car handles amazing still, but then i do also have a lot of suspension and chassis mods.
And with everything in, the car handles amazing still, but then i do also have a lot of suspension and chassis mods.
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From: Chicago (ex London UK)
Originally Posted by darkknight1999,Apr 10 2007, 01:30 AM
Well you can see the reflection from the resin can you 
Its actual carbon.
Its actual carbon.
I decided not to use the resin in there - I wanted it raw. The reflection you see are from the plexi panels I made so that I can actually transport things in the trunk. They come out for shows. The CF weave is so fragile that putting anything on it will cause it to move around and misweave.
It looks great, but is TOTALLY impracticle!
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Originally Posted by Silvers808,Apr 10 2007, 06:35 PM
i figured it was the real deal....it really looked like there was no resin. looks very good =)
did you think about using 3M spray adhesive to bond it to the stock panneling?
did you think about using 3M spray adhesive to bond it to the stock panneling?
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From: Orlando, FL
Originally Posted by WTFWASTHAT?,Feb 13 2007, 11:50 AM
Great job!
Did you remove any of that factory jute stuff around the fuel tank or did you dynamat around it?
being the sick arse I am...I bought a db meter to I can test the sound levels before and after.
Did you remove any of that factory jute stuff around the fuel tank or did you dynamat around it?
being the sick arse I am...I bought a db meter to I can test the sound levels before and after.
I'm looing at 50sq ft on e-bay.
how much do you think u used/needed?