How much Dynomat does a bronco need?

[nathan.hall1]

Subject says it all how many sq feet will it take for the interior and doors?

How much for under the headliner on hardtop?

 

[Steve83]

It doesn't "need" any. This is just as good:



But I used ~50lbs (~2.5 boxes) of D'mat Xtreme in Frank's '75.

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I didn't put any on the doors or in the bedwalls - the upholstered panels took care of both.

 

[redvettemike]

Dynamat also makes a product called Dynaliner. It is more for heat than Dynamat (comes in 1/8, 1/4 and 1/2". . We have found the DMat not so good as an insulator but great for sound/vibration. The DLiner is not as expensive as Dynamat and is made to be applied over the DMat. I don't think it is necessary to coat every square inch of surface with the Dynamat. The Dynaliner probably needs to go over all surfaces. Amazon has by far the best prices on these products that I have seen.

 

[mpboxer]

It doesn't "need" any. This is just as good:



But I used ~50lbs (~2.5 boxes) of D'mat Xtreme in Frank's '75.

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I didn't put any on the doors or in the bedwalls - the upholstered panels took care of both.

Thanks for the info on that stuff. Good to know!

 

[nathan.hall1]

Thanks for the info I am in the planning/pricing stage of my next interior upgrade

 

[kntr]

I used 5 rolls in mine