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    Dynamat my 68 Camaro interior

    I am currently working on dynomatting the interior of my 1968 Camaro and wondering if I should purchase more to do the doors. I have done most the floor and am thinking about doing the rear shelf pan area where the speakers go.

    How many of you did the doors and did it make a difference? Did you do the inside of the doors I noticed there is like some bubble spray must be their insulation for back in the day right?

    Thoughts and opnions? Maybe some of you can post some photos of the dynamat job on your Camaro so to give me some ideas. Thanks!!!


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    Do the entire interior. I'm sure that 396 is loud.

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    Yea the 396 is super loud have you used dynamat before on any of the cars at your shop? What was that one guys name who did that cycle van for Lance Armstrong I should talk to him see if he has done a full dynamat interior yet or if its more worth it to use the spray stuff in the tight areas.


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    Dynamat is great material to quiet up that interior be sure to let it sit in the sun though for a while first makes it easier to mold and will fit all the dips and crevices on your doors if you do them. Im pretty sure it would make a difference doing the doors in addition to those floors you've already done.

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    Yes I would install in as many places as possible doors especially. Rear shelf panel would be good too for when you install some speakers and a stereo system down the line...


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    Quote Originally Posted by Camaro-CHR View Post
    Yes I would install in as many places as possible doors especially. Rear shelf panel would be good too for when you install some speakers and a stereo system down the line...
    Thats why I wanted to do the rear shelf panel for the speakers and stereo. Thought it might make a good difference in sound quality.


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    It should help quite a bit thats the main reason so many stereo shops use it to get rid of all that annoying rattle.

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