peel and seal for doors?

[orangecounty1 10+ year member]

i used it on the floor under the box to stop some of the road noise, it deffinently helped. i used it on the wood i sealed the sunroof with, and it helped alot there, too.

if i clean the doors GOOD, and use a hard roller (like i did when applying it on the roof, etc) should i be good and not have problems with it peeling off, etc?

anyone else used this stuff (from Lowes)

im just looking to do the outside and inside layers of the door behind the door panel.

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[Wkbdkid 10+ year member]

If your gonna take the time to deaden your doors why not do it right the first time an buy real sound deadening. Save you time an money in the long run.

 

[Electrodynamic 10+ year member]

If your gonna take the time to deaden your doors why not do it right the first time an buy real sound deadening. Save you time an money in the long run.

+1

Take it from someone who did exactly what you're doing and buy real sound deadener (I use Second Skin almost exclusively). It will actually save you money in the long run. In 3 months peel-n-seal will only be held on by the aluminum tape (if you tape the edges). I had to re-do my doors when I used peel-n-seal years ago. It works for the floors...kinda...but it doesn't hold a candle to quality deadener.

 

[Anthony Collova 10+ year member]

If you want to dampen your car and save money, why not look in to Raammat?

Good, solid performing product that will save you some coin.

Much better than peel and seel..

Plus, Rick is an awesome guy to work with.

Hard to beat raammat bxt

ANT

http://www.damplifier.com