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in the for sale section of this forum, there was a link to a site that sells it cheap, it was like $99 for 90square feet. I got my sample today, and it seems to be good stuff, it is a little thinner then dynomatt, but i think it'll work just as good.
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McMaster-Carr sells the stuff that is the same as Dynamat for about 13 dollars for 12 sqft. I think parts express sells the same stuff also. www.mcmaster.com look for Hitemp Mastic www.partsexpress.com
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That's funny I got my sample today. It seems cheap, like tar and plastic put together but I will try it.
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Hi everyone. I recently finished my Hi Temp Mastic install. Here's a few tips:
- Get a heat gun...you can purchase them for around $30.
- Heat both surfaces, then apply. I got best results by doing this, rather than heating just one or the other.
- Get some gloves. This stuff can get pretty hot!
- Always know where you set your heat gun down at! I torched myself a few times through negligence!
- Plan on spending many hours doing this. It took me over three days to do the whole interior of my x-cab pickup. Of course, with my sloth-like movement, the average person should be quicker!
- I needed 65 square feet to do the entire interior of a '95 Nissan x-cab PU...just to give you a reference.
- Label or diagram all the parts, screws, bolts, etc. as you take them out! I have a few "extra" screws that I have no idea where they go.
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SQ.. they sell that stuff at Auto Zone.. $2 and $4 a can.. there is no difference in the two, i think... wonder why the price difference.. made by the same company. Hmm.. But as far as the undercoating goes..... I couldn't get that smell out of my car for weeks.... Talk about getting HIGH ! Damn.. I felt sick for a few days...
BTW... If you choose to use the spray undercoating... GET A RESPIRATOR !!!!!!!!!
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You da man DUKK!! First the blue insulation for sub boxes, and now resin and sand !! What next ? Damn what can you do with Duct tape and chicken wire? Make some subs? LOL Seriously though, I never thought of that. I have heard of using sand mixed with ruberized coating ( the same rubber as on most tool handles) and mixing the two together. Dukk, when the resin and sand are mixed, is it easy to apply? I would like to try some on my rear quarterpanels and want to know if it will slide down or not.
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No, fiberglass materials aren't expensive. But, which would you rather have? The mixture adds mass and I would assume a lot of rigidity and is spreadable.
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