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Anyone Have A Roller From A Dynamat Kit I Can Borrow On Loan?

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Hey all. Does anyone have one of the rollers that comes with the Dynamat kits? I've been looking for one at Bunnings etc. and the best I can find is some crappy foam paint roller.

If anyone has one, I would be grateful if I could borrow it. Once done, I can mail it back no problems.

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Hey all. Does anyone have one of the rollers that comes with the Dynamat kits? I've been looking for one at Bunnings etc. and the best I can find is some crappy foam paint roller.

If anyone has one, I would be grateful if I could borrow it. Once done, I can mail it back no problems.

art supply store has hard rubber ones in the size needed, or wooden ones for under 20 bucks for a decent one

cheaper then mailing one two ways

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i bought a cheap plastic roller and ended up snapping it within a few mins..

you'll find that using your fingers and massaging the dynamat in will work far better than any roller.

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i bought a cheap plastic roller and ended up snapping it within a few mins..

you'll find that using your fingers and massaging the dynamat in will work far better than any roller.

yeah but on large flat area's it looks and sticks better with a roller, the art ones are as good or better then the ones you buy from Dynamat

a hair dryer/heat gun on low also helps to get it stuck in the cold weather. but watch your paint, heat guns will destroy it if your not careful

sold some dynamat to a kid about 10 years ago, he came back with huge burnt/ paint bubbles in his restored '65 ford mustang, a portable house heater in his shed got to close and bubbled the paint on the door he was applying it too..so be warned.!!!

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