How much it helps depends on the car, the install, the listener, etc. Ive heard dramatic differences when installed, and Ive heard minimal increases. The key is to use it where you need it, and not where you dont. Does your trunk rattle alot? Where, exactly?
Yes, trunk lid.
I dont have alot of experience with trunk lids, but spraying it seems like a good idea so you can get it up between the panels. Carefully applied spray expanding foam to fill the voids first might be a good plan too, just dont buckle your sheetmetal.
buckle?
O ok, I understand. It's not necisarilly metal vibrating against metal. It's just like the metal is flexing so much that it causes the lid to make rattle noise. Im sure you understand what im saying,however, I was hoping that if I spray that stuff on there that it would thicken it up a bit and not cause the vibrating and help keep the sound in the cabin.
How do you know Ant isn't moonlighting as Roseann Barr on the weekends?
lol, what?
Because Im currently seeing Rosanne Barr romantically.
That's the name of that eBay seller's store - which should be warning number 1. Number 2 is that they are located in Corry, PA - home of R-Blox, Sound Destroyer and many others as well as the former home of FatMat. As far as I can tell, it is a small town with a freakishly large number of sound deadener sellers who have yet to offer a decent product.
I'm sorry, but describing P&S as an effective sound deadener flies in the face of every thing we know about sound deadeners. The best that can be said is that it might be better than nothing and sometimes doesn't fall off. It is no more effective and much less reliable than duct tape. It's inexpensive when looking at the price/ft², but when calculating how much you will need to actually do a decent job it is more expensive than the most expensive butyl/foil product you can buy, will take a lot more work and add much more weight than needed. It's a mistake, pure and simple.
have you used peel and seel before?
