Removing Dynamat
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Originally Posted by chubbychu,Oct 1 2010, 03:41 AM
Yeah, biggest mistake of my life ever was to dynamat the previous car. That was epic massive mega fail.
If you're lucky, the previous owner did a poor application job and the dynamat is only lightly stuck on there. Give it a good tug and it should just "pop" off cleanly. If it's applied GOOD, then you're done for. you can pour googone on it, and it'll melt it, leaving a sticky messy black mess.
Good luck! you can do it with paitence and a big tub of elbow grease.
If you're lucky, the previous owner did a poor application job and the dynamat is only lightly stuck on there. Give it a good tug and it should just "pop" off cleanly. If it's applied GOOD, then you're done for. you can pour googone on it, and it'll melt it, leaving a sticky messy black mess.
Good luck! you can do it with paitence and a big tub of elbow grease.
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Originally Posted by lowerlattitudes,Oct 1 2010, 07:02 AM
Why was applying Dynamat such a mistake? Was it ineffective?
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Originally Posted by chubbychu,Oct 4 2010, 01:20 AM
I personally didn't see as much benefit as I had hoped to. And before I could change my mind, I was committed.
I would like to add some additional sound proofing to the car but don't want to waste money on something that isn't going to work.
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