Raammat, Fatmat, Dynamat

[dj26]

Has anyone cover their Corolla with Raammat, Fatmat, or Dynamat? If so, which one would be a better choice? is it worth it and was their a noticeable difference ? I'm planing on doing this because I want to cancel some road noise and would like to improve my sound quality. Hope to get some replays. Thank you!

[Zembonez]

I've used Dynamat successfully. It's fairly expensive but it really works well. I see no reason that some of the cheaper ones would not offer at least most of the same performance. It can drop the interior noise level a lot.

[Bitter]

used the old RAAM stuff, works fine and no melting problems.

[Zembonez]

I would also like to hear of results from brands other than Dynamat.

[demonics12]

i used hushmat on the rear decklid and backseat area, and did the roof, as i needed to do headliner too.

so far, ive noticed a drastic difference in road noise, especially after doing the roof, i am planning on doing much of the car, including double layer behind the firewall.

its all being done in steps though $10 a sheet gets rather expensive fast O.O

[ae92gtz]

if you get dynamat buy "trunk kits" they are the best value for money out of all the packs including the bulk pack

[PhatRoyale]

I used Dynamat Extreme, works as advertised and I noticed my doors vibrated less which resulted in clearer sound.