So I'm in the process of putting in my sound system with lotsa toys and I decided to forgo the dynamat and any other mat clone and went with this gooey poo instead. I took pictures of the first coat and already laid down a second. . .it seems to make the metal panels have a dull "thud" when tapped. Has anyone else used it?

-andrew

 

Yeah I used the same stuff, I put 3-4 coats then I used the edead also make buy ed. That "gooey stuff" helped but then I had to use the edead now my truck and cabin are very quiet.

 

eDead is fricken' rad. I used it in 3 cars now. Best bang for the buck deadener out there IMO.

 

you should fill the cavities in the trunk with expanding foam also, helps with the rigidity and deadening

 

I have a question about the foam. Does the foam expire? Do you have to replace it in the future?

 

how may gallons are you using?
i also noticed your sig says "enginerd", are you a tbp member?

 

I think the foam he's talking about is something like this? I think since it's a sealant foam, it doesn't ever "expire." It'd probably last longer than the car. I'll have to get some more of this stuff. It's STICK as H3LL! Don't get it on your fingers! (Or in your hair!)

@izmir41500: I'm using a gallon. 2 layers down in the rear seat area and trunk and I'm almost half way down into the gallon. No, I'm not part of tbp. What's tbp?

-andrew

 

tau beta pi. the engineering honor society. we sold t-shirts wtih enginerd on the front.

 

^^ That foam will not expire. It will definately last longer than the car. It is used to weatherize homes in all the crevises such as around windows etc

 

Ahh. . .gotcha. Haha! Now that you mention it, I do have the shirt that I bought from my tau beta pi friends at the University of Colorado. I'm an engineer, but wasn't greeky enough to be apart of any frat.

-andrew