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66hertz, I used that stuff too. Went on fine, you have infinite control over where to put it and how much since it's a viscous liquid. Took a good while to do all the coats - I have a whole 5 gal. bucket on floor pans, rear divider, inside quarter panels, up to the firewall. There are still squeaks and rattles from above since it's a convertible, but not much sound from below. I think it ends up being lighter and less bukly per-unit-of-sound-absorption than the mats.
66hertz, I used that stuff too. Went on fine, you have infinite control over where to put it and how much since it's a viscous liquid. Took a good while to do all the coats - I have a whole 5 gal. bucket on floor pans, rear divider, inside quarter panels, up to the firewall. There are still squeaks and rattles from above since it's a convertible, but not much sound from below. I think it ends up being lighter and less bukly per-unit-of-sound-absorption than the mats.
66HertzClone said:I used this stuff, http://www.quietcoat.com/index.html
It went on easy and seems to be very effective. Although I did it over a few days to allow drying time, I'll bet I spent a lot less time applying it than it would have taken to apply these other products. I have a few photos of it here,
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/597572/2