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<blockquote data-quote="nateberrier" data-source="post: 7752876" data-attributes="member: 612014"><p>Don you are opinionated and push your own agenda as well. Im not saying go with AT or that its the best, but I can tell you 25% and 50% and even 100% makes a difference on the rta regardless of which product youre using. It would also depend on the car. And Im sorry but if the shat doesnt stick its not very useful to me. edead for example I could not get to stick hardly at all. People complain about Fat Mat not sticking. AT I have no trouble with it sticking. Dynamat no trouble either. My goal isnt to keep sound out, it's to change the resonance of the panel. If you were serious about SPL it would be foolish to throw some designated amount on the panels anyway. A 2012 honda civic door panel is not the same as a 1948 panel van either so telling everyone 25% is retarded. You are right though, if youre trying to kill road noise, using traditional sound deadener is foolish.</p><p></p><p>Also you argue with a condescending bias that works against you. Youd make a good fox news host</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nateberrier, post: 7752876, member: 612014"] Don you are opinionated and push your own agenda as well. Im not saying go with AT or that its the best, but I can tell you 25% and 50% and even 100% makes a difference on the rta regardless of which product youre using. It would also depend on the car. And Im sorry but if the shat doesnt stick its not very useful to me. edead for example I could not get to stick hardly at all. People complain about Fat Mat not sticking. AT I have no trouble with it sticking. Dynamat no trouble either. My goal isnt to keep sound out, it's to change the resonance of the panel. If you were serious about SPL it would be foolish to throw some designated amount on the panels anyway. A 2012 honda civic door panel is not the same as a 1948 panel van either so telling everyone 25% is retarded. You are right though, if youre trying to kill road noise, using traditional sound deadener is foolish. Also you argue with a condescending bias that works against you. Youd make a good fox news host [/QUOTE]
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