Dynamat Group buy or single buy

[MaTTe]

Hey fellas, i can get a product that has been produced to the exact same specs as dynamat extreme with some minor improvements, however it does not have any marking/print on it - which many will prefer as you have less waste from trying to line up the logos
It is all the same thickness and product base, come is 36sq/ft boxes which is the same as dynamat too.
I can get it as $180 per box + $20 shipping aus wide(not sure about you kiwis, but i'll sort something out for you)
Now if i get multiple boxes this price will come down dependant on how many are ordered - for example, bugger all for 2 boxes, but significantly for 20 boxes

I'm not sure how many boxes would be required for a bedford, some of the blokes on here would have an idea as they have been thru the process...

I'm just putting the idea out there for now, but im more than happy to do a bit of ground work for anyone if they want a singular order of any quantity, however i think we'd all benefit if we can get a group of us together to order at the same time.



*To the board operators/police* if this is not allowed to be posted please feel free to suspend the thread until we discuss the terms further, however i am only posting to try and help a buga out

Cheers
Matte

[John Abbott]

That idea sounds good to me Matte. I would be interested

[Dave]

Matte
Does the product have any sort of published information regarding its soundproofing qualities?
I am likely to be interested if Neil ever lets me have my van back but their are lots of rip off products around that just dont have the quality and I would want to be sure I was getting the real deal.

I dont really care about logos on the soundproofing as i reckon I'd probably cover it up

cheers

Dave

[MaTTe]

if you search for dynamat you should be able to find all of that information, im not sure these guys have any published information. they're a fairly new company that basically picked up dynamat, looked at it, said i can make this, then made it, and now are selling it.

Its basically butyl rubber(spelling) with aluminium foil over the top.
Alot of people use it to sound proof sub installs, reduce road noise, reduce panel rattles of doors and boots etc. Dynamat has a good name, just a bit hefty in the $$ department.

I know a few blokes on here have done it, i think Joel Oswald is one, and maybe Mezzmo, plus im sure there are others.
If you can, ask them what they thought before and after the install - or if these blokes are reading, enlighten us to the pros and cons of such products

[Warren]

I'd be interested, if Mezz or Joe can tell us approx how much per van, I'll want that x 2

Warren

[Bedfordcrazy]

hey matte, does your product come in a roll, or is it just flat sheets, if so how big are the sheets ? I have been looking at products for my van, I found another product from autobarn [ option audio 6m x 1.2m roll  - $420-00 ] I have not gone to look at it yet so i can't comment on it, i have just got all my ducks in a row so that when the time comes i can just pounce and save time. Maybe someone on here has heard of it. Without doing the numbers i guessed i would probably need 3to4 rolls to do my van properly. Dynamat was 5 times the price and only came in small sheets. But i am still reserching up till i have to buy.
george.

[Rogue Trooper]

I found another product from autobarn [ option audio 6m x 1.2m roll  - $420-00 ]

Shite. For that price I'll turn up the stereo and put up with the noise!

[rossie]

does any one know how many boxs one would need for a LWB . a bloke put dynamate in his fiberglass rod and it convinced me, as long as the sound deadning quality is there

[rossie]

another way is to use old egg cartons Don't forget to use the eggs first

[Bedfordcrazy]

hey rossie, why use the eggs, food on the run. lol   
george