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8548, OLD Fatmat, not used, still good? Posted by Bearkat, Mar-23-04 03:34 AM My friend is selling his 100 sq. ft. of fatmat to me for $50. Its still new in the box, never used. But, its been in his warm/cold garage for about a year and a half. Do you think its still good. Or do you think thats its now in a permanent roll form and can't really be "adhesive" anymore? Otherwise this would be an awsome deal. I just don't want to take apart my car and find out I can't use this stuff and be ripped off $50. So what would you guys do in my situation? | |
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8549, RE: OLD Fatmat, not used, still good? Posted by Corbin, Mar-23-04 05:45 AM I moved this to Audio because it sounded like you were talking about some sort of vibration dampening material (dyna-mat, etc). Hopefully guessed right. | |
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8550, RE: OLD Fatmat, not used, still good? Posted by BlkTalon96, Mar-23-04 05:53 AM I had left over Fatmat in my garage (extreme temps) and used some of it about six months later and it was fine. Couldn't you just check? :shrug | |
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8551, RE: OLD Fatmat, not used, still good? Posted by a_miller_76, Mar-23-04 06:04 AM Fatmat uses a gum type adhesive on a foil material. It really doesn't go bad. You need to heat it up with a heat gun when you install it and it will go in smooth with no problems. Think about it, that shit sits in warehouses for awhile before you buy it in a store too. | |
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8553, RE: OLD Fatmat, not used, still good? Posted by SPL_Eclipse, Mar-23-04 11:22 AM agreed, i just used some 3 year old dynamat recently, lol. | |
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8554, RE: OLD Fatmat, not used, still good? Posted by Bearkat, Mar-23-04 12:43 PM Thanks guys. I'm going to invest in something worth wile now. HeHe | |
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8555, RE: OLD Fatmat, not used, still good? Posted by a_miller_76, Mar-23-04 01:09 PM
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