Sound deadening material, a foil layered over butyl rubber with adhesive.
Fatmat, Dynamat, there are a bunch of the. I used some Fat Mat inside my
front doors when I upgraded the speakers. I'm satisfied that my speakers
handle bass without vibrating the door so much. But I hear tell of those who
line practically the whole interior, at least the entire floor, with this
stuff and love the quietude.

I've also heard of people opting for a cheaper roofing material of similar
construction. I'm wary of using materials specifically rated for
non-occupied spaces inside enclosed spaces. Offgassing is a nasty business.

-Peter

On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 9:36 PM, Bernadette Straub <bbrhinos@gmail.com>wrote:

> whats dynamat?
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> On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 8:57 PM, Phil Baird <mypactor@pacbell.net> wrote:
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> > Has anyone installed Dynamat in their Vanagons?
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> > Were you happy with the results?
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> > Thanks.Phil in Bakersfield
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> Bernadette
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