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I'm looking into these products as well.... anyone used the insulation membrane?
https://www.restomodair.com/shopprod...mal-insulator/
If not what do you like to use? Dynamat is too heavy and costly....
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I'm looking into these products as well.... anyone used the insulation membrane?
https://www.restomodair.com/shopprod...mal-insulator/
If not what do you like to use? Dynamat is too heavy and costly....
3 boxes at $199 per box plus shipping to do a first gen Camaro. Ouch...
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Noico made by STP. I buy it on Amazon, same thickness as Dynamat and roughly 1/3 the price.
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