Can this go on under a roll of fatmat/dynamat type product. I'm putting down a few coats of this stuff but am looking to cover it with some sheet.
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If your putting down a tar/asphalt mat type product anyway, I wouldn't waste my time/money using HNR under it.
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Don't put this down under Dynamat type sheets.I have Dynamat installed and that is all you will need.The sheets need to be installed on clean surface which this does not provide.It could be used on the outside of the metal under the car/truck but not with the other sheets.
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I did just that this weekend. I put two thick coats of HNR then used dynamat extreme and it stuck very well. The only advice I could give is... make sure the surface is painted before applying HNR. You will see rust bleed through the next day if you don't. Happy sound deadening!
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I don't see why it couldn't. Just make sure you prep surface really well prior to HNR application.
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I used it on leaking rivets on an aluminum runabout. I used a DISPOSABLE brush and wore rubber gloves. I put on the recommended two coats and it worked very well. I think it would be too thick to roll on...
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Hi Gottaluvlabs, Please not trim the mat. Doing this will expose the fiberglass core which would make it unusable. The only solution is to have overhang, unfortunately. We are currently looking at adding new sizes so you can keep an eye out for that. Happy baking! BrightSpring
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This product was not designed for applications such as a fridge compressor or other sources of heat. It is intended to be placed on sheet metal surfaces like that of the inside of a vehicle door as a means of absorbing vibrations, based on the heavy foil construction I would expect Dynamat to behave as heat shield and could result in the compressor to overheat. Depending on the type of the refrigerator it may be possible to place this material on the flat surfaces however some fridges need to expel heat from the exterior walls of the fridge. I would recommend that you not use Dynamat for your refrigerator. Consult your fridge manufacturer for suggestions on how you can correct your noise problem. This product was not designed for applications such as a fridge compressor or other sources of heat. It is intended to be placed on sheet metal surfaces like that of the inside of a vehicle door as a means of absorbing vibrations, based on the heavy foil construction I would expect Dynamat to behave as heat shield and could result in the compressor to overheat. Depending on the type of the refrigerator it may be possible to place this material on the flat surfaces however some fridges need to expel heat from the exterior walls of the fridge. I would recommend that you not use Dynamat for... » Read More This product was not designed for applications such as a fridge compressor or other sources of heat. It is intended to be placed on sheet metal surfaces like that of the inside of a vehicle door as a means of absorbing vibrations, based on the heavy foil construction I would expect Dynamat to behave as heat shield and could result in the compressor to overheat. Depending on the type of the refrigerator it may be possible to place this material on the flat surfaces however some fridges need to expel heat from the exterior walls of the fridge. I would recommend that you not use Dynamat for your refrigerator. Consult your fridge manufacturer for suggestions on how you can correct your noise problem. « Show Less
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I was thinking of getting a spray on bedliner myself. Mounting this item after, makes more sense. Though, mounting the bracket and then removing it ,so the bedliner spray can better protect around the holes this item makes might go along way as well.
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I like your idea but I think you need to find this product in a wider version. The version I used is only a half inch wide. I'm pretty sure you can find it in like sheet.
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No. It is a solid vinyl sheet. I suppose it could run to the edges and underneath.
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No you can't put anything over it. The whole idea of the sheet is that you sleep on it and that's how the eathing happens. Putting a sheet over it will insulate you from it. It's a great sheet and doesn't nee anything over it. Hope that helps.
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This material will definitely work as a shelf liner. Keep in mind that it is a commercial product so aesthetics aren't its first consideration. It cuts nicely with a razor knife. You will need to apply some form of adhesive to keep it from curling up. Easiest material is artist spray mount. Provides a tacky grip but is not permanent.
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I use it on the workbench... It's not very thick at all and about about as thick as the standard blue ones I see everywhere. I wouldn't use it as a floor mat, but that's just me...
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It can be used right over it. Just purchase some sheets to go over it. It's a great product, I'm very happy with it.
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i cant answer that i used it over ply.but i would guess yes.adhesive is very good on it.once its down it doesnt move.and i used it on some complex curves.check with manu.to be safe
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We only covered the flat surfaces. I'm not sure this product would easily wrap around -- you would likely need to tack it in place. Maybe contact shelf paper would be a better option.
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The mat is about 1/9 of an inch thick. I do not believe the application you have in mind would work well. Also, the instructions indicate that the mat is for use "when the battery is being stored out of the vehicle".
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Dear I. Hadianto, the mat is most effective when laid flat on a half sheet tray. The mat would still work but it doesn't fold like paper does so a quarter sized mat would probably your best option. I hope this helps. Kind regards, BrightSpring
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It applies in thin layers. We used 5 coatings to get 3/16" but it sticks well. I also found it at my local auto parts store. After going through the trouble of ordering it online and some of it spilling out during shipping. There just wasn't enough packing material.
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It depends on the quantity of furnitures that you have to protect. I purchased only one roll to wrap my son's twin size bunk bed and still have half roll remain for possibly my daughter's bed frame. I hope my answer helps.