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Rick
Dodge Dakota
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1/13/2008
10:30:40
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I want to cut road and exhaust noise in the cab. I have a 99 Dakota 4x4 ext cab. I've already read http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/, but I'd like to hear some other experiences.
What did you use? [I'm thinking of RaamMat or FatMat.]
How much of it? [200 or more sq ft?]
What was the total cost of materials? [approx $500?]
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partsmanager
Dodge Dakota
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1/13/2008
17:48:36
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try undercoating the truck first if you haven't already get 3-4 cans of 3M 08883 undercoating and try it. Always do all of my cars/trucks a big improvment also protects the floor from most of the rocks and crap on the highway. I like the 3M best others may say different but you can be neat with those cans and they hold alot of undercoating. A nice fairly warm day and warm can helps alot with the being neat part too.
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calikota
Dodge Dakota
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1/15/2008
09:03:41
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dynamat
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OBIO3
Dodge Dakota
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1/15/2008
23:35:55
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I have never bought a 3M product that was not a super product.They seem to be one company that puts product quality ahead of profit.
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partsmanager
Dodge Dakota
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1/16/2008
14:30:34
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I totally agree with you OBIO3 3M is an excellent comp can honestly say everything I used of their's always worked as it should. The dealership I worked at on the otherhand put personal profit above all else including employee health & safety
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Thumper-XPL
Dodge Dakota
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4/10/2008
16:43:30
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I just finished covering the doors, rear panels, floor with Fat Mat. It took just a little over 50 sq ft to cover the entire cab like that. And I notice a TON of improvement. I am having my door panels customized so I am currently driving without them on the doors - and I still notice a major improvement from driving without the dampening.
I HIGHLY recommend FAT MAT (and you can get it on eBay pretty cheap) :)
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