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Andy Asberry
 
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I see Ford's ads for their "quiet metal" dash. Does anyone know for
sure what is? I can see lead being quieter but I doubt they went that
route.
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Terry Thorne
 
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I read awhile back about one company (don't remember name)
doing some testing on a laminate of steel-plastic-steel.
The ad gives credit to a different company their trademark?

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On Sun, 04 Apr 2004 22:57:52 GMT, Andy Asberry wrote:
I see Ford's ads for their "quiet metal" dash. Does anyone know for
sure what is? I can see lead being quieter but I doubt they went that
route.


It is a trademarked laminate, made by MSC (Materials Science Corp).
It has layers of steel and a viscoelastic (rubbery plastic) material. See
http://www.quietsteel.com/quietsteel.html

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Terry Thorne wrote:

I read awhile back about one company (don't remember name)
doing some testing on a laminate of steel-plastic-steel.
The ad gives credit to a different company their trademark?

tt




IIRC Lexus has been using that in their top of the line model for some
years.

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