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Old 05-12-2008, 09:40 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Fatmat? Better than Dynamat?

I just ordered a bulk pack of Fatmat... it's supposed to be similar to dynamat at a majorly reduced cost. Anyone have any experience with this stuff?
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Old 05-12-2008, 09:48 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Fatmat? Better than Dynamat?

I used Second Skin which was highly regarded here at the time several months ago. Don't think FatMat was out then. Yeah Dynamat is expensive but it sure is everywhere.
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I just ordered a bulk pack of Fatmat... it's supposed to be similar to dynamat at a majorly reduced cost. Anyone have any experience with this stuff?
I would say it is comparable to regular dynamat, not near as thick as extreme liner. I used both in my FJ had left over extreme liner. The other thing I did not like about Fat Mat was the logo wears off when you work with it so you have blueish hands and anything else that touches it for extended periods. I used 3 layers of fat mat where I would use 2 layers of extreme liner. Other than that I was happy with it.
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Re: Fatmat? Better than Dynamat?

NOTHING beats Second Skin 's Damplifier pro...
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Re: Fatmat? Better than Dynamat?

it is amazing what a few million dollars in marketing hype will buy a company.

just slap an asphalt shingle on there -- same same.


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Whoa, ~$78 a gallon? I can see spending that much for 5 gallons. Also, it appears that it's an exterior product (undercoating). I don't think I'd want this inside the passenger compartment, just due to the fumes.

Similar question: Has anyone looked into spray coatings on the underbody, or had it done to their rig? I wonder how much dampening that performs?

I wouldn't mind a little more road noise control, but I don't really want to disassemble my entire interior to install padding. If the undercoating cuts down on some of the road noise, that'd be the approach I'd take...
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Re: Fatmat? Better than Dynamat?

the second skin damplifier pro is the best i have used.
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This comparison was done a while ago. Fatmat has since improved, especially with their rattle trap product. Raam audio has also improved their product, Hope this helps.

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