cna you buy brown bread from stores?
03-May-2003, 06:17 AM
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go to home depot.there is this stuff called mini somethin (i forget the whole name)its the original b-quiet.its only 50 bux for 70ft and should do your whole car.its the same ruberized ashfualt stuff but only with a blue backing.ive used it many times and comared it to dynomat and its does the same thing.same thikness and all.
03-May-2003, 10:39 AM
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Re: cna you buy brown bread from stores?
Originally posted by SpideyCivic
Just curious if you can buy brown bread (sound dampning) from audio stores anywhere? and if so how much am I lookin at??
Peace
Just curious if you can buy brown bread (sound dampning) from audio stores anywhere? and if so how much am I lookin at??
Peace
dunno whether they have it in stock or not, but they advertise it in their showroom..
price thru them, i dunno..
we still have a GB deal thru Bread's site tho..
search the Group Buy section for it.. it saves us 10% i believe
i ordered thru them and all went well..
i haven't tried the stuff that carkilla is speaking of, tho if i run out of the Bread maybe i'll check it out..
03-May-2003, 10:47 AM
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06-May-2003, 01:23 AM
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Originally posted by carkilla
go to home depot.there is this stuff called mini somethin (i forget the whole name)its the original b-quiet.its only 50 bux for 70ft and should do your whole car.its the same ruberized ashfualt stuff but only with a blue backing.ive used it many times and comared it to dynomat and its does the same thing.same thikness and all.
go to home depot.there is this stuff called mini somethin (i forget the whole name)its the original b-quiet.its only 50 bux for 70ft and should do your whole car.its the same ruberized ashfualt stuff but only with a blue backing.ive used it many times and comared it to dynomat and its does the same thing.same thikness and all.
i mean, theres gotta be a big difference between paying $200 and $50
06-May-2003, 03:03 PM
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nope..i went for the GB..
next time i'm in i'll have a boo at it tho, see what be up with it..
imo tho, if yer not REAL serious about "the sound" go for it (if you can find it..) and if it ain't enuf "fix" for ya just slap on another layer..then it costs ya $100, less than what the BB would cost
next time i'm in i'll have a boo at it tho, see what be up with it..
imo tho, if yer not REAL serious about "the sound" go for it (if you can find it..) and if it ain't enuf "fix" for ya just slap on another layer..then it costs ya $100, less than what the BB would cost
06-May-2003, 05:46 PM
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FYI, the TCC Group bUy on brown bread and other b-quiet stuff is still active. i spoke with a rep from B-quiet and we get 10% off.
read this whole thread for instructions.
http://www.torontocivics.com/tccforu...ht=brown+bread
the GB is open to everyone
i'm gonna pick some up soon.. too many rattles and sounds in the car .. btw, thanks marty for hooking it up.
read this whole thread for instructions.
http://www.torontocivics.com/tccforu...ht=brown+bread
the GB is open to everyone
i'm gonna pick some up soon.. too many rattles and sounds in the car .. btw, thanks marty for hooking it up.
07-May-2003, 01:25 AM
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it's called "mini proguard" - i work at the depot
lots of guys come in asking for the **** to do there cars with
its a roofing material, its very similar to the original dynamat in thickness and what it is actually made of
just have to heat the stuff up for the glue to really stick cause its meant to go on a roof and have the sun heat up the glue on it so it sticks nicely, use a heat gun
lots of guys come in asking for the **** to do there cars with
its a roofing material, its very similar to the original dynamat in thickness and what it is actually made of
just have to heat the stuff up for the glue to really stick cause its meant to go on a roof and have the sun heat up the glue on it so it sticks nicely, use a heat gun
