I been this morning working on the car. It's not done yet but took me 3 hours to do it. On monday Im going to finish the rear part.

This thing bonds very strong and was easy to work with.

What are you using? Let us know how it works when the car is done. Looks great. Carl

Hi Carl.

The product is call FAT MAT. It's cheaper than dynamat. I pay 100 bucks for two rolls that cover 100sq ft. Dynamat is near 600.

http://www.fatmat.com/fatmat/bulk/sale

Looks great so far Juan, let us know how it does since I want to do this to my Z too!

let us know how much of the car gets covered for the 2 rolls of fatmat

Panamared, how did the Fatmat install finish up? Did you have enough to cover the interior? How did you do the doors?

Hey Madkaw. The two rolls cover the whole car easily. What You see was covered with one roll but there´s left like 4 to 5 feet. The other one is going to cover the whole car even the rear quarter panels inside.

duffman... I havent finish the install but There´s a roll waiting for me to finish it. For sure it covers the whole car. The doors I only put some fatmat in the bottoms of the doors. If I have the time im sure i can cover the interior of the doors.

Sometimes is difficult to cover some parts due to the strong adhesive. But with some patience can do things right.

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Thank You ValleyZ. I let You know when the car is done. So far looks good to me. I install it like two months ago and still intact.

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G'Day there Juan,

You said that you put the sound deadener in the BOTTOM of the doors. I hope you left the drain holes uncovered mate. Having the deadener on the bottom of the doors could cause moisture to be held there, becoming a rust threat.

Rick.

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Assuming you removed the fiber stuff on the tranny tunnel, did you put the Fatmat down and put anything else on top before you put the vinyl down? Might not have gotten that far yet, but interested in knowing the best way to install.

Thanks!