@@a.g.pennypacker3464 From what I can tell from internet research, looks like the Russian Federation. Probably why it is tough to get now. So you have to ask, do you want to support Russia?
Test the two Take two pieces of sheet metal 12x12, form into a bowl of some sort Then put a piece of each brand on the sheet metal Put ice in the formed bowls, put over a heat source. See what ice melts faster
I will be honest with you. Its all the same. Bigger is not always better. I am not part or get any kind of commission Noico. They have been the best for me so far. Price wise is a no brainer.
It appear that there're 2 ways to sound deadening with Dynamat or Noico. 1st put that material everywhere 2nd put some pieces in "strategic" places... What's your point of view? I got a K5 Blazer . Thanks
Both ways work, BUT, if you want it quiet, you have to do a full cabin cover. Cover everything. Ive done this for years. Full coverage is best. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the video and all the information. Can you tell me if Noico also keeps the floorboard heat from coming into the cab? Dynamat claims it helps with the heat as well as the Sound Deaden.
I have used the cheapest and the most expensive material available. i have nothing to do with NOICO and dont get free stuff from them. with that being said, they are the same as high dollar names. As for your question. it controls heat. Its all i use now. You can double stack this stuff as well. Thanks for watching. If you would like to help me out, please subscribe and leave a comment. thanks
I saw another comment on this vid that mentioned putting the foam pad type of sound deadening on top of the butyl/aluminum layer. How necessary is that extra layer?
wow that's cool i've never seen a company comment on a yt video let alone thank someone for a review. where would be the best place for me too buy your products noico?
Yea pushed send key by mistake but it works really well been in for a year live in central calif gets very hot here really cut the heat and sound run ac on normal now instead of high
What about 80ml and 18sq ft of this??? Would it be enough for two front doors and rear deck for 6X9'S??? Which one would be more than enough for what I asked 18sq ft or 36sq ft??? Would I need two boxes of either or 1 box???
@@ad_pico5621 Yes. Noico is all I use now. I have used them all, Except the really cheap stuff. Noico is on par with all other expensive name brands. Thanks
this is the exact one i use. It has a roller bearing. www.amazon.com/LUMITECO-Automotive-Deadening-Application-Abatement/dp/B07W9BTN6G/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=LUMITECO+Bearings+Equipped+Automotive+Car+Audio+Sound+Deadening+Application+Wheel+Roller%2C+Heat+Abatement+Mat+Wallpaper+Application+PU+Smoothing+Tool+Seam+Roller&qid=1621646929&s=automotive&sr=1-1
$67 for that little box? I got a 8' x 6' roll of the generic stuff from amazon for $40. It all does the same thing. Dynamat prices are a hard pass. I'm no expert, but I seriously doubt anyone would be able to tell the difference between any of them, once it's installed.
Noico is the bees knees!! And lower cost
so true
So true
Do you know where Noico is made?
@@a.g.pennypacker3464 From what I can tell from internet research, looks like the Russian Federation. Probably why it is tough to get now. So you have to ask, do you want to support Russia?
@@garyb4203 I mean its supporting the individual not the war effort lol.
Great Tips...Looks like I came to the right place to start my learning about deadening materials! Kudos and much appreciation!!
Any questions just ask 👍
I have installed Noico in my VW T5 transporter van. To fully cover the van, it took 4 boxes. Great stuff, great video. Thanks.
Thanks😁
Very helpful content. Will definitely keep this content in mind for future purchases
Thanks😁
Great video very informative saved me a bunch of time and money researching other stuff
Thanks😁
Thk u. For sharing your experience between dyna & noico. F
Esp since you Installed both
Thank you for the insight I almost bought the 100% asphalt stuff.
Glad this helped
Thanks for the review. Nice to know there are alternatives to the high dollar stuff.
thanks for watching. subscribe for cool stuff coming up,
just seen your channel, you rebuild Q-jets?
@@hybridmusclegarage4590 I I have been known to, on occasion.
@@donewithutube I need one rebuilt correctly if your interested
Very informative!
Thanks😁
Great info!
Good stuff!!
Good to know, nice video
Test the two
Take two pieces of sheet metal 12x12, form into a bowl of some sort
Then put a piece of each brand on the sheet metal
Put ice in the formed bowls, put over a heat source. See what ice melts faster
Awesome
What’s your opinion on sound shield, have you ever used it? It seems to be pretty thick stuff from what I’ve heard
I will be honest with you. Its all the same. Bigger is not always better. I am not part or get any kind of commission Noico. They have been the best for me so far. Price wise is a no brainer.
Cool 👍💯
It appear that there're 2 ways to sound deadening with Dynamat or Noico. 1st put that material everywhere 2nd put some pieces in "strategic" places... What's your point of view? I got a K5 Blazer . Thanks
Both ways work, BUT, if you want it quiet, you have to do a full cabin cover. Cover everything. Ive done this for years. Full coverage is best. Thanks for watching.
...Is it sticky, or is there another component in order to apply?
Thank you for the video and all the information. Can you tell me if Noico also keeps the floorboard heat from coming into the cab? Dynamat claims it helps with the heat as well as the Sound Deaden.
I have used the cheapest and the most expensive material available. i have nothing to do with NOICO and dont get free stuff from them. with that being said, they are the same as high dollar names. As for your question. it controls heat. Its all i use now. You can double stack this stuff as well. Thanks for watching. If you would like to help me out, please subscribe and leave a comment. thanks
I saw another comment on this vid that mentioned putting the foam pad type of sound deadening on top of the butyl/aluminum layer. How necessary is that extra layer?
Not necessary, But would make it even more quiet and works best if you use it. But not necessary.
Thanks for mentioning our material in your video. May we share this footage for our customers and tag you? Thank you in advance!
yes!!
@@hybridmusclegarage4590 Thank you so much!!!
wow that's cool i've never seen a company comment on a yt video let alone thank someone for a review. where would be the best place for me too buy your products noico?
@@braxton7198 Thank you so much for your comment, we are very pleased))). All Noico products are sold on Amazon and eBay
@@noicosounddeadener4641 Thats it thank you only. Send him free materials for God sake lol
I used noico in my 95 f150 plus the noico foam sound mat on top and can t
and cant??? What happened lol
Yea pushed send key by mistake but it works really well been in for a year live in central calif gets very hot here really cut the heat and sound run ac on normal now instead of high
@@jeffdiefenderfer4677 Awesome. Glad it worked for you. I'll never buy Expensive sound deadener again. LOL
@@jeffdiefenderfer4677 hi Jeff so which one did u put first the noico 80 mil and then the Noico Red 150 mil foam?
I used three layers of Peel and seal from home Depot to make it as thick as the expensive stuff and it was still cheaper
Damn 👍 did it make it quieter ?
@@hybridmusclegarage4590 a whole lot quieter, like somebody else's car
Would doubling up on the Noico be more effective then one layer of dynamat?
Yes, but you dont need to. 1 layer works very very well
What about 80ml and 18sq ft of this??? Would it be enough for two front doors and rear deck for 6X9'S??? Which one would be more than enough for what I asked 18sq ft or 36sq ft??? Would I need two boxes of either or 1 box???
doors and rear deck. I say 1 box
@@hybridmusclegarage4590 18sq ft or 36sqft
Why did you use the products? How do apply them?
Hey brutha man how many of those boxes do you think I need for full coverage on my 1970 Chevy Nova?
Completely? 3 boxes. 2 for floors and rear seat panel.
Ok so u would go with Noico before Kilmat?
@@ad_pico5621 Yes. Noico is all I use now. I have used them all, Except the really cheap stuff. Noico is on par with all other expensive name brands. Thanks
Awesome thanks for the help bud
Cheap works both ways.
😎👍
Thanks 😁
can you recommend any roller tool to put these on?
this is the exact one i use. It has a roller bearing.
www.amazon.com/LUMITECO-Automotive-Deadening-Application-Abatement/dp/B07W9BTN6G/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=LUMITECO+Bearings+Equipped+Automotive+Car+Audio+Sound+Deadening+Application+Wheel+Roller%2C+Heat+Abatement+Mat+Wallpaper+Application+PU+Smoothing+Tool+Seam+Roller&qid=1621646929&s=automotive&sr=1-1
noico is 167$ now
killmat is 63 for 36sq ft.
Been wondering if there a good cheaper alternative
Still use it today! Everything else is the same stuff,
Can I please have your background music sir?
What exactly are the mats used for?
Its a sound reducer for cars or home use.
$67 for that little box?
I got a 8' x 6' roll of the generic stuff from amazon for $40. It all does the same thing. Dynamat prices are a hard pass. I'm no expert, but I seriously doubt anyone would be able to tell the difference between any of them, once it's installed.
yes you can tell a difference
mmmkay
Has the price gone up on Noico?
Noise? What noise
what about lizard skin?
Its good also.
Informative video but the soundtrack is annoying and unnecessary.
It was 67 buck, now its 144
yup,prices are retarded everywhere right now.
Dynomat = 1/16” thick
dam dude get your measurements right it aint 60 mills its 6mills
Damn dude, you really think this stuff is as thin as a sheet of plastic? It’s 60, not 6 dummy.
It is 60 mils as in .006, Not 60 mm as in 2.362205 inches! How does it feel being slapped back to reality?
Noico is for the poors
Buy what you think is best.🤣