sound deadening options

[riche]

Installing new carpet and a few things in my fairmont wagon and looking at doing some sound deadening. Not really wanting to spend the crazy money for dynamat even though its probably the best. Anyone use the quick roof peal and stick stuff. From what I have read on the net, seams like a cheap alternative and since this is a budget build figure it would be good. If you have any other options or luck with the peal and stick let me know.fairmont bare floor.jpg

[Tin]

Peel & Seal will definitely work, but you'll be married to it. It uses tar for the backing and it's very difficult to remove if you decide to change it up sometime. If you have no intentions of ever swapping it out, get some. I used it to patch the spare tire well in my Caprice wagon awhile back and it worked great.

[93calypsohatch]

https://www.amazon.com/Noico-deadeni...f_=ya_aw_od_pi

[riche]

https://www.amazon.com/Noico-deadeni...f_=ya_aw_od_pi

Have you used this stuff before. Price looks pretty darn good and looks to be pretty thick.

[93calypsohatch]

Have you used this stuff before. Price looks pretty darn good and looks to be pretty thick.

Yes, I think its one of the best values

[wikdsvt]

back in the day, i used roofing ICE SHIELD.
I put it on with a heat gun. worked great, eliminated all rattles.

[derbydad276]

just throwing this out there ... spray on bed liner urethane

http://www.tcpglobal.com/CUS-KIT-TBL...E#.WnufX-jwbIU

http://www.tcpglobal.com/UPO-KIT-082...E#.WnufyujwbIU

[wrath]

https://www.amazon.com/Noico-deadeni...f_=ya_aw_od_pi

I bought this for my boat. A lot of it. 4 or 5 36sqft 80mil packs I believe. I sent some back (came damaged) and I had to argue to get my money back. I have a bunch more I have given away or thrown on the shelf. I did a bunch of testing with it also using various materials to see how well it does. I have a fairly expensive SPL meter. As far as I can tell, many of the positive reviews are either paid or fraudulent.

I wish it all came damaged so I would have sent it all back. The only thing it is better than is nothing. The foil backed stuff is OKish to work with. You need a roller (I used a veneer roller) and a heat gun and it might stick if the surface is perfectly clean and not slippery. It never stops smelling bad.

Dynamat Xtreme will stick to oiled glass (just kidding, but comparatively it will stick to anything) and you don't need a roller. It cuts nice, places nice, is fairly light weight for the performance, and as far as I can tell dampens most panels 1.5db MORE with the same coverage as the Noico crap. Dynamat really only needs about 33% coverage for best rate of return, but I aim for 60%.

Noico weighs a lot for its performance. So if you needed something to muffle the screams coming from your 1998 E350 panel van... then it's fine.

[black88coupe]

fairmont bare floor.jpg

DAMN look at those clean ass floor pans!