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Hi,
I have been reading lots on the Internet, and the more I read, the more I find that no-one has done any real analysis. What type of sound does a motor make? Is it vibration, or soundwaves? I guess what I am looking for is not the Use Dynamat, Use Brown Bread type of answer. What if I combined both the ceramic spray on products, and the peal and stick products? Aside from throwing alot of money at the problem, am I really stopping any more sound waves from coming through? Are there any discussions of what sound waves Dynamat stops, and what sound waves a spray on ceramic sound deadening system stops? Are they the same waves? It seems to me that when you use two of the correct products, each designed to stop a certain type of sound wave, you will get a much better result. But, where is the info telling me which sound wave is stopped by what product? Rich |
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