I've read in a few places peple have been really happy with this stuff for sound deadening.....
I checked the home depot website and couldnt find it? what would I ask for at the store?

 

^^

 

should be in the roofing dept

 

Could we get a middle of the summer update, if you put it in, please?

I'd like to know if it's worth it...

 

I went to both Lowes and Home Depot today and neither one had it. I'm gonna try some roofing supply places and see. I have seen a sample of this product though, it looks just like Dynamat extreme. Dynamat Extreme is like $4 sq. ft. at Best buy. This roofing stuff should be about $1 sq. ft.

 

Doesn't this stuff release fumes?

 

what the roof covering your looking for is called ice and water shield in the roofing industry (ex roofer here) and yes it stinks like fresh tar

 

Dosen't it only stink for a couple of days?

 

it might smell for more than a few days depends on how much you air it out (if i used this stuff i wouldnt put my interior back in the car for at least a month but thats me)

 

I heard that for the first couple of days it will smell but after that its fine

 

we have this here in jamaica, its known as 'stop leak' and is used n zinc house tops, also called 'flashban' i think, its pretty easy to find, every hardware store sells it for about a buck a square foot, ive used it to insulate an intake once
tried it on my headers but it malted off
anyway, its like tar, back is silver black sticky stuff on the other side, im gonna save and do my entire car with it!
cheap stuff

 

LOL....yeah wrapping a header is really a bad idea

yeah as long as its not going to stink like all hell I figure its a cheap alternative to dynamat...I have read people using it with no problems, so seems like a plan to me

as far as it smelling at first I figure I will install it in my trunk, door panels, etc. and then I will lauch an air freshener attack...lol...I figure two 3 packs in the interior and a 3 pack in the trunk should do the trick....

 

once it dries you wont smell it!
the key is to seal the exposed (tar) sides with silicone, as long as that part is hidden you wont smell anything!
i have some on my roof now!
i do remember it melting in my engine though
that smelt great! but probably not to you

 

Don't be getto, If your going to do it, do it right.

B-quiet.com

 

The only thing ghetto about peel & seal would be that it smells a little more for a couple of days. If your car is really taken apart it wouldn't matter. It's all just tar they're selling you. B-quiet sells good stuff though I must say. I ordered $50 worth did my whole car and still have some left.

 

ok how many sq ft would I need for a civic coupe? I want to do the entire trunk and the door panels at the very least....

 

you are a clown, you have no i dea how similar our 'peel and seal' is to dynomat and all the rest, a couple layers and its just as good

 

is the outer layer of this peel and seal stuff silver like the others? i want something that has a black finish to it...anyone know of anything?

 

It's silver, but what does it matter? Will you be able to see it?

 

in my case, YES, because i have a stripped rear interior due to a roll bar. i was thinking about trying those undercoat rubber sprays, made by 3m, which act as a sound deadener.

 

Maybe spray paint it black?

 

How much extra wieght will you be adding from "a couple a layers". Remember more weight means less MPG so in the long run you will spend more money and have a slower car. You don't need to be such an ***. This board is about getting others opinion and I gave mine, didn't know that would make me a clown.

 

well screw it I ordered this fat mat stuff off of ebay...looks the same as the rest of these products so why the hell not...got a 100sq ft roll

 

i hear you man, no offense, when you are broke like me, you know....
but i really dont see me adding 2 or 3 layers of 'peal and seal' and having worse gas mileage and less power, really dont see that happening yow.......

 

I bought some peel & seal and used it inside my doors. It dosen't smell all that bad and is way easy to work with. It cost me 50 cents per square foot. That's only 1/16th of what Dynamat extreme costs!!