Cheaper than Dynamat (I forget, was this gold standard everyone agreed
upon?), but is it audiophile or is there a catch somewhere (I'm going to put
in a decent sound system one day)

>From: "James T." <jboldway@INTCON.NET>
>Reply-To: jboldway@INTCON.NET
>To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
>Subject: noise reduction sound deadening
>Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2001 23:41:31 +0000
>
>Sorry for the redundant title but I thought it might help in archive
>searches. Found very cheap stick-on sound deadening sheets at parts express
>www.partsexpress.com (part-sex-press? but I digress) . . . PN 268-015 29" X
>32"
>regularly $11.50 sale $9.95. This is way below dynamat and other
>"audiophile"
>stuff. Very heavy and does a great job. My doors shut with a "clunk" rather
>than a "whaaaaaaaaaaaam." Description as per parts express is " . . . it is
>made of mineral filled asphalt polymer that transforms vibrational energy
>into
>thermal energy (low level heat).  The flexible nature of this dampening
>sheet
>enables it to mold and conform to irregular surfaces. They can be cut using
>a
>standard razor knife and are self adhesive . . . can handle continuous
>temperatures -30 - 350 F. Thickness .070"
>
>Hope this helps. It sure helped
>me!
>
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