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DarkTalonOct-17-04 04:33 PM
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#77991, "Sound Deadening gunk stuff..."




          

WHAT DID THEY USE FOR THIS STUFF!? I was removing the sound deadening material from under my backseat, and it remined me of dried tar/ driveway sealer...black, chunky, heavy as hell.... why did they use THIS of all stuff?...is there more of it...where is it at?

Also, is there a good alternative..that isnt hard and quite heavy sheets of plaster-like material?




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SteveOct-17-04 06:26 PM
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#77993, "RE: Sound Deadening gunk stuff..."
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www.dynamat.com ? ~shrug~

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DarkTalonOct-18-04 03:46 AM
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#78002, "RE: Sound Deadening gunk stuff..."
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well, at least someone replied emoji I'm still debating on whether or not to put some back in there..or just leave it out..'cause what I removed had to be at least 5 or 10lbs (guessing) emoji




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silvreclipsersOct-18-04 03:53 AM
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#78004, "RE: Sound Deadening gunk stuff..."
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DarkTalonOct-18-04 04:01 AM
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#78005, "RE: Sound Deadening gunk stuff..."
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i remember seeing that, but my reason for posting this is that I was mostly wondering WHERE all that stuff is...i knew it was back under the seats..but where else is it? I'm not going for the stripped honda look, I just want to shave off as much useless weight as I can, because once I get my hatch stuff started, I'm gonna be putting in a full size spare(so that when/if I have a flat, I dont have to worry about running a tiny donut wheel) and I'm too cheap for AAA emoji




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