Dynamat vs. Vblok
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Dynamat vs. Vblok
Next project i'm doing will be to sound dampen the car better. Has anyone used Vblok? I've used Dynamat before but my local car shop sells Vblok and looks to be similar to Dynamat.
If anyone can comment on this product, i'd appreciate it!
If anyone can comment on this product, i'd appreciate it!
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Thanks for the link VintageMac. I emailed the author Don Sambrook and much to my surprise he replied almost instantly - i think i just got lucky.
I asked him about vblok which is made by Cascade Audio. This was his comments
vBlok is a Cascade product and i'm going to buy a few sheets to experiment with. Seems to be better than the Dynamat Extreme product and is of Butyl (not Asphalt). They also have Vinyl based products which i'm also interested in. I like Butyl's no-heat-gun-needed feature and it's removable nature (or at least until the adhesive cures).
I asked him about vblok which is made by Cascade Audio. This was his comments
> From: Don Sambrook
> Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 11:22 PM
> To: Regan
> Subject: Re: heard of vBlok?
>
> Cascade makes very good products, several of which begin with VB, but
> none actually called VBlock - that I am aware of. Their VB series are
> mineral loaded vinyl. Cascade v-Max is a very nice aluminum foil
> constrained layer butyl mat and is at least as good as anything in the
> current review. If it really is a Cascade product, you will be fine.
> Just be aware that there are many sound-alike products floating around.
> Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 11:22 PM
> To: Regan
> Subject: Re: heard of vBlok?
>
> Cascade makes very good products, several of which begin with VB, but
> none actually called VBlock - that I am aware of. Their VB series are
> mineral loaded vinyl. Cascade v-Max is a very nice aluminum foil
> constrained layer butyl mat and is at least as good as anything in the
> current review. If it really is a Cascade product, you will be fine.
> Just be aware that there are many sound-alike products floating around.
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