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<blockquote data-quote="MikeofTulsa" data-source="post: 12055" data-attributes="member: 541667"><p>well there are many different options....first off there is asubstance you can get at the local lowes or similar store...i dont know exactly what its called....but its the same stuff as dynomat...if someone else can get the name of it please help me out....but use that stuff and line your trunk w/ it...also try to get some new rubber surrounds on your trunk or use some thick weather stripping and line your trunk w/ that...it should help out w/ the ratteling....hope ive been of some help....good luck....also check some of the previous post about dynomat....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MikeofTulsa, post: 12055, member: 541667"] well there are many different options....first off there is asubstance you can get at the local lowes or similar store...i dont know exactly what its called....but its the same stuff as dynomat...if someone else can get the name of it please help me out....but use that stuff and line your trunk w/ it...also try to get some new rubber surrounds on your trunk or use some thick weather stripping and line your trunk w/ that...it should help out w/ the ratteling....hope ive been of some help....good luck....also check some of the previous post about dynomat.... [/QUOTE]
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