80 mil gorilla shield

[pawn man 10+ year member]

like it says gorilla shield has a new product that is 80mils thick.

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[KyleBechtold 5,000+ posts]

wtf is gorilla shield? and thickness doesn't indicate anything.. thickness only indicates a certain potential but not everything

 

[x2o 10+ year member]

lol, when you google 'gorilla shield' the only relevant thing that comes up is this thread..

 

[bhsdriller 10+ year member]

I have no idea what you're talking about

 

[themgators511 10+ year member]

...?

 

[pawn man 10+ year member]

it is deadener. it is foil backed black stickey deadener. i compared it to dynamat ext. it looks real close. i am just putting it out there for ppl to see.

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

it is deadener. it is foil backed black stickey deadener. i compared it to dynamat ext. it looks real close. i am just putting it out there for ppl to see.

Are you affiliated with the company?

 

[pawn man 10+ year member]

no. i have been talking to the company about a van that i will be building.

 

[Johnny Law.Lulz 5,000+ posts]

link or anything ?

 

[pawn man 10+ year member]

they have to change the name of the company. this a very new company. just getting started up. when trying to register the name they found out someone aready had the name so they have to change. i will give you the new name and a link as soon as i can get in touch with a1pawn man.

 

[97maxima 10+ year member]

Wow so far this thread is worthless

 

[pawn man 10+ year member]

i will be getting samples to play around with.

 

[97maxima 10+ year member]

Get them and get some prices

 

[pawn man 10+ year member]

http://www.dropmat.com web site is up and running. they had the 50 mil 100 sq ft for $89.95. i don't have a price on the 80 mil yet. this was on ebay for that price

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

Again, thickness does not tell us a lot. Thickness + density would. This is the reason Don's sound deadener showdown literally weighed the rolls of mat. There's also questions about foil thickness, is it actually aluminum, the quality of the adhesives used, the grade of butyl rubber, etc etc. Just popping in to tell us some no-name new company has a new 80-mil product being released tells us almost nothing of value.

And, you find an appropriate name for your company before you start talking to potential customers. Choosing Gorilla Shield for the name, and only later looking up its availability, smacks of amateurs starting their very first business. I think they should try the name "Rhino Liner" next. And they should advertise and print out business cards before they check the national corporate name database.

Im not very impressed so far.