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    1. #1
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      Raptor liner/Dynamat

      I see a lot of guys spraying Raptor liner on the floors etc. Has anyone sprayed Raptor liner on the interior floor and then go over it with Dynamat or the like ??? I was wondering if the Dynamat would stick ?? Also I was thinking the Dynamat would hold moisture, which is what I don't want. Thx



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      Bend, Oregon
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      Dynamat will pretty much stick to ANYTHING if you just make sure and use a degreaser before applying. And yes, this is from experience. Unfortunately for me, once I sprayed the Raptor liner and then applied the Dynamat, I decided to take my car to the next level as far as body and paint. My new body and paint guy found some problem areas and as we dug a little more we decided to replace some panels and then have the inner structure blasted to get EVERYTHING before sealing with epoxy. The areas where Dynamat was installed already and had to be removed and/or blasted, caused them all sorts of problems! In other words, it sticks really well!

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      Quote Originally Posted by Nativefx View Post
      Dynamat will pretty much stick to ANYTHING if you just make sure and use a degreaser before applying. And yes, this is from experience. Unfortunately for me, once I sprayed the Raptor liner and then applied the Dynamat, I decided to take my car to the next level as far as body and paint. My new body and paint guy found some problem areas and as we dug a little more we decided to replace some panels and then have the inner structure blasted to get EVERYTHING before sealing with epoxy. The areas where Dynamat was installed already and had to be removed and/or blasted, caused them all sorts of problems! In other words, it sticks really well!
      OK, thanks for the reply.


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