dibbons
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I have used Thermo-Tec and Dynamat in the past, no complaints (except cost). Anyone with experience have anything good/bad to say about Hushmat? Thank you.
Anyone have problems with "Hushmat" falling/coming off?
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hey dibbons,
I researched these products as well. Here in Canada, Hushmat is much cheaper, you get more product and it works just as well as its competitors. After doing my complete interior with it I can guarantee you it will not come off very easily. This I discovered when I needed to remove some to access seatbelt anchor points and the opening for the 4-speed shifter.
I researched these products as well. Here in Canada, Hushmat is much cheaper, you get more product and it works just as well as its competitors. After doing my complete interior with it I can guarantee you it will not come off very easily. This I discovered when I needed to remove some to access seatbelt anchor points and the opening for the 4-speed shifter.
I used FatMat rattletrap on my Duster. Even did the backside of the roof above the headliner. Works great! No issues with it falling off, even from the underside of the roof even when the outside temps have gotten to 110*F.
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