Beavis
Still plays with trucks
stumbled across this and remembered it being in many posts and found it interesting :tup:
http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/
http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/
Deadeners (dynomat,peel and seal,brownbead ect...
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mattw
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Re: Deadeners (dynomat,peel and seal,brownbead ect...
WOW, thats a ton of info.. I can't beleive that he managed to use 300 sq/ft of the stuff in a Honda Civic!!!
What kind of temps do you think the interior of a white typhoon would see after being parked outside in the sun on a 100 degree day?
I'm thinking that peel n seal would work just fine on the floor and maybe use RAAMmat BXT for the sides, doors and roof...
-Matt
WOW, thats a ton of info.. I can't beleive that he managed to use 300 sq/ft of the stuff in a Honda Civic!!!
What kind of temps do you think the interior of a white typhoon would see after being parked outside in the sun on a 100 degree day?
I'm thinking that peel n seal would work just fine on the floor and maybe use RAAMmat BXT for the sides, doors and roof...
-Matt
turbodog
Donating Member
Re: Deadeners (dynomat,peel and seal,brownbead ect...
mattw} What kind of temps do you think the interior of a white typhoon would see after being parked outside in the sun on a 100 degree day? I'm thinking that peel n seal would work just fine on the floor and maybe use RAAMmat BXT for the sides said:
Re: Deadeners (dynomat,peel and seal,brownbead ect...
I guess it depends on where you live. I have the likely hood of getting transfered to Vegas and no way in hell would I put asphalt deadener in my truck where the interior of a black truck gets to almost 200 degrees in the summer.
turbodog said:
I guess it depends on where you live. I have the likely hood of getting transfered to Vegas and no way in hell would I put asphalt deadener in my truck where the interior of a black truck gets to almost 200 degrees in the summer.
mattw
Active member
Re: Deadeners (dynomat,peel and seal,brownbead ect...
I was at Lowes last night so I took a look at this Peel & Seal.. Its a lot thinner than I thought it would be... I think I will let you guys test it out over the summer and if you don't run into any problems I will install it in the fall...
-Matt
I was at Lowes last night so I took a look at this Peel & Seal.. Its a lot thinner than I thought it would be... I think I will let you guys test it out over the summer and if you don't run into any problems I will install it in the fall...
-Matt
Beavis
Still plays with trucks
Re: Deadeners (dynomat,peel and seal,brownbead ect...
I went to Home Depot the other night to see it for my self, had the wife with me, anf found an off brand of the same thing. I had her smell it, (good sensitive nose). She said it had a "tarry" smell and that I should not do that as it may make the truck stink after time. That is some thing I really don't want. So it seems I gonna save my pennies and get the dynomat extreme. Besides it's only a half pound per square foot (50 sqare is 25 lbs.) and is the better product for the job. Ebay has some good prices if you buy a larger amount.
I went to Home Depot the other night to see it for my self, had the wife with me, anf found an off brand of the same thing. I had her smell it, (good sensitive nose). She said it had a "tarry" smell and that I should not do that as it may make the truck stink after time. That is some thing I really don't want. So it seems I gonna save my pennies and get the dynomat extreme. Besides it's only a half pound per square foot (50 sqare is 25 lbs.) and is the better product for the job. Ebay has some good prices if you buy a larger amount.
warmpancakes
New member
Re: Deadeners (dynomat,peel and seal,brownbead ect...
http://www.damplifier.com/ get the best and be done I have 200 sq foot of the premium for the syclone I usually do 2-3 layers in every vehicle cause I like things quiet
http://www.damplifier.com/ get the best and be done I have 200 sq foot of the premium for the syclone I usually do 2-3 layers in every vehicle cause I like things quiet
warmpancakes
New member
Re: Deadeners (dynomat,peel and seal,brownbead ect...
Uh no but I can help you put it in get some scotch brite pads green and run them throught the dish washer a few times to soften them up. a gallon or 2 of grease and wax remover.
Uh no but I can help you put it in get some scotch brite pads green and run them throught the dish washer a few times to soften them up. a gallon or 2 of grease and wax remover.
jjorgensen52
NHSTE - I'm the only one!
Re: Deadeners (dynomat,peel and seal,brownbead ect...
The stuff I have I did some testing on ... stuck about 2 square inches to the exhaust of my daily driver... it got hot enough that you couldn't touch it, took it a week to fall off during regular highway commuting ... no runs, no tar smell thus far :tup:stlSY said:Nothing like that freshly paved truck smell....
Re: Deadeners (dynomat,peel and seal,brownbead ect...
I also use Second Skin Audio products. IE http://www.damplifier.com/ that was mentioned. Ant knows his shit, gives great prices, and gives good tech support if you need it (plus has his own forum). I actulay work for best buy, and we get an insane employee discount on dynamat, and an even better price if we accomadate through dynamat. Second skin ended up still being cheaper than what I could get dynamat for (the spray on of dynamt retails for like 660 $ for 5 gallons.).
I also use Second Skin Audio products. IE http://www.damplifier.com/ that was mentioned. Ant knows his shit, gives great prices, and gives good tech support if you need it (plus has his own forum). I actulay work for best buy, and we get an insane employee discount on dynamat, and an even better price if we accomadate through dynamat. Second skin ended up still being cheaper than what I could get dynamat for (the spray on of dynamt retails for like 660 $ for 5 gallons.).
Re: Deadeners (dynomat,peel and seal,brownbead ect...
I've personally used Peel & Seel in a daily driver. I had 3 layers on the floor of my s10. Never smelled, never any problems. It was under carpeting so no worries about it falling off. I'd imagine inside a door, it would get hot, but, it's also benefits from ventilation.
I'd say the only place I'd be hesitant to use it is on the roof of the car.
Awesome article though.
I've personally used Peel & Seel in a daily driver. I had 3 layers on the floor of my s10. Never smelled, never any problems. It was under carpeting so no worries about it falling off. I'd imagine inside a door, it would get hot, but, it's also benefits from ventilation.
I'd say the only place I'd be hesitant to use it is on the roof of the car.
Awesome article though.