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<blockquote data-quote="Rudy" data-source="post: 2572368" data-attributes="member: 568035">Peel &amp;amp; Seal is a brand name made by <a href="http://www.mfmbp.com/index.html" target="_blank">MFM</a> - asphalt based and meant for roof repair. <a href="http://www.na.graceconstruction.com/" target="_blank">Grace Construction</a> has some similar products as does <a href="http://www.protectowrap.com/" target="_blank">Protecto Wrap</a>. No asphalt product will ever make a good vibration damper. No consturction product will ever give you any sort of warranty for in car use.The duct wrap might be a candidate for replacing products like Ensolite or Neoprene, but it is not an effective vibration damper. No where near enough mass to do much.The asphalt eDead on SDS is their old product and absolute junk. The new stuff has a higher heat resistance but its capabilities are severely compromised by their decision to save a few pennies by using Mylar instead of aluminum foil for the constraining layer. I have been testing it for the new version of SDS and just don&#039;t get that. They&#039;ve also decided not to publish the mass/area specs so good luck comparing it to the competition.To save money, use less of a high quality product. I&#039;ve been studying this stuff for some time. While there are good values out there, there aren&#039;t any ultra-cheap solutions that work as well as the better products sold specifically for sound deadening. Quality costs, but not as much as wasting your money on ineffective solutions, some of which may damage your vehicle.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rudy, post: 2572368, member: 568035"] Peel & Seal is a brand name made by [URL="http://www.mfmbp.com/index.html"]MFM[/URL] - asphalt based and meant for roof repair. [URL="http://www.na.graceconstruction.com/"]Grace Construction[/URL] has some similar products as does [URL="http://www.protectowrap.com/"]Protecto Wrap[/URL]. No asphalt product will ever make a good vibration damper. No consturction product will ever give you any sort of warranty for in car use. The duct wrap might be a candidate for replacing products like Ensolite or Neoprene, but it is not an effective vibration damper. No where near enough mass to do much. The asphalt eDead on SDS is their old product and absolute junk. The new stuff has a higher heat resistance but its capabilities are severely compromised by their decision to save a few pennies by using Mylar instead of aluminum foil for the constraining layer. I have been testing it for the new version of SDS and just don't get that. They've also decided not to publish the mass/area specs so good luck comparing it to the competition. To save money, use less of a high quality product. I've been studying this stuff for some time. While there are good values out there, there aren't any ultra-cheap solutions that work as well as the better products sold specifically for sound deadening. Quality costs, but not as much as wasting your money on ineffective solutions, some of which may damage your vehicle. [/QUOTE]

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