Vibration Damping Compound

[MAYHEM]

has anyone used this type of product for the interior of the Z? Go to this link half way down on the page. http://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/109/html/3240.html . For that price I can do the whole inside of the car. Also I read that their damping sheet are the same spes as Dynamat.

[EScanlon]

You might post the number of the item in question.

There are several items on that page.

I used Q-Pads by Evercoat which are an asphalt based sheet with adhesive over the POR I painted on the metal. A friend used Brown Bread, another Dynamat. Different products, basically same function, dampen the harmonic vibration of the sheet metal, which reduces the sound transmitted through the metal.

FWIW

E

[MAYHEM]

part # 9545T1. The 5 gallon bucket

[EScanlon]

I think my first question about 9545T1 is whether it's water-proof once it dries...otherwise with the first spill of anything that has water (coffee, soda, ...) you're looking at a gooey mess.

Otherwise it sounds ok, but I've no experience with it, either industrially or with cars.

Sorry couldn't be more help.

Enrique

[Virto]

It's only good to 120 degrees too. Makes me wonder if it can stand up to a baking hot summer day in the sun.

[MikeW]

Good point. A car can easily get to 120 degrees F when it's in the sun, even when it's not extremely hot outside.

[MAYHEM]

It's only good to 120 degrees too. Makes me wonder if it can stand up to a baking hot summer day in the sun.

That's true, it's already hit 98 degrees here in NC. So it's 120+ in a car. Thanks