BZinn1

pretty sure raamatt is self adhesive like the edead.......and raammatt will probably work a lot better in humid and hot climate like where you live.

Number2

raammat is self adhesive. Get a roller for $5 and a heat gun for $15. My shipped weight was 50lbs +/-. I used a little under the two rolls, so with the foam padding, I reckon I added 50lbs. No big deal at all.

jbae1221

nice... anyway you can post pictures of your doors??

Number2

I did the doors last and didn't get any pics, but I'll try and get some this weekend. It has been cold as butt here in Colorado this week =(

06tcdude

i used this stuff from lowes. its 15 bucks for a roll that is 15ftx6in. works fairly well.


and one roll did my hatch floor. i did it twice. goint to do the rest later

beandip007

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How many square feet did you end up using Number2?

Number2

Here is a link to the stuff you want:

http://www.raamaudio.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi?p=pr

I used a little less than 2 rolls, with a little bit extra thrown away when cut to fit.

125 sq. ft. for 2x rolls. I'd reckon about 110 sq. ft. +/-

I think 3 yds. of the ensolite foam padding.

and 1 can of the sticky stuff =)

You're looking at $261 + shipping (approx. $20) Same as I paid last summer.

beandip007

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Thanx

BZinn1

Carefull using materials used for homes.....they have a low flash point and can grow into larger fires much quicker........I am not sure where the government test is on ICIX but they burned the car to the ground in liek 2 minutes using that stuff as it had an asphalt base to the adhesive.

Ty_Max

I used Dynamat but I got like 60% off it with an employee discount ^-^
so for a 150 trunk pack it was like 70-80
I did a ____ty install though
I hate all those damn little plastic things so I just was lazy and screwed the back hatch back on without putting em all back in...

It helped a lot though :D

user 7208230

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^ employee discount huh...?