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Dynamat 13100 1.5" x 30' DynaTape Aluminum Sound Deadener Finishing Tape

Dynamat 13100 1.5" x 30' DynaTape Aluminum Sound Deadener Finishing Tape
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DynaTape is a 2 mil aluminum finishing tape used with Dynamat to seal seams, attach wiring, contain unwanted butyl migration and give your project a complete, professional appearance.

Dynamat DynaTape lets you finish your soundproofing projects with a clean look. You can use this 1.5"-wide aluminum tape to seal seams between sheets of Dynamat or to fill gaps between your vehicle's body panels. Use DynaTape to secure wiring that's routed through your car, giving your installation a professional look while reinforcing its noise-damping properties.

DynaTape Contents: (1) roll 1.5" wide x 30 ft long (38mm wide x 9.1 meters long)

Features

  • Creates a Finished Look
  • Covers all Butyl Seams
  • Great for Attaching Wiring
  • Keeps Your Pants Clean!

Specifications:

  • 1 roll 1 1/2” wide x 30’ long
  • 38mm wide x 9.1 meters long

  • (1) roll finishing tape

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