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slim823
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Would it be a good idea to use dynamat original for my trunk of dynamat premium? I can get 39 sq. ft. of original for around $145 which is a damn good deal, super is $69 for 12 sq. ft, and premium is $69 for 13sq. ft. Whic hwould be better to sound proof my trunk?

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Personally, I would go with a spray applied product, but the regular mat should do fine.

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splat
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what would be good to dampened the rear deck of a VW Jetta?

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If you want dampening, drive it into a lake or river! If you want to DAMP the rear end, dynamat will work, or a spray on seems to work better.

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to reduce the resonance on the rear deck, do I spray the stuff directly on the back of the cardboard deck or does the deck have to be fasten more rigidly?


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