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Old 09-06-2012, 02:12 PM   #625 (permalink)
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I put Dynamat all over my hatch area (both shock pillars and the latch area all the way up to the backs of my seats). Also I put some as far up into my left fender as I could reach (the right fender is not accessible from the hatch area)

It helped, but the car is still noisy.

now I'm ordering materials to coat the inside of the doors. I will see if that helps.

the guys that make GT Mat are offering free samples (10 ft square) of there product to members. you will need more like 30 to really get after the hatch and (I'm guessing) 20 or so for the doors (some is wasted when you trim the sheets to fit your panel shapes.)

Here is a photo of my Hatch as i was just getting started putting down the mat. I spoke with my dealer service manager and he tols me how to get all the trim out. (it is easy)
http://www.the370z.com/members/surfd...namat-put.html


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