Sound deadening material at Home Depot?

[Koblenz]

When I use sound deadening material I prefer Dos Equis I mean, Dyna mat however...

... however I came across this Quik Roof stuff. Anyone try it?

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?jspStoreDir=hdus&catalogId=10053&productId=100594339&navFlow=3&keyword=quick+roof&langId=-1&searchRedirect=quick+roof&storeId=10051&endecaDataBean=com.homedepot.sa.el.wc.catalog.beans.EndecaDataBean%4069a15904&ddkey=Search#BVRRWidgetID

[LimeySteve]

that should stop a leaky sunroof, will it take paint ?

[Koblenz]

^^^^

Don't really know the product. Just trying to live within a budget (sux). Almost ready to start putting the interior back in. Wanted to finish some areas around tunnel and firewall.

I will take a look at the product and see if it is a close second.

[LimeySteve]

seriously though , dyna mat is so expensive this could be a great alternative,keep us posted.

[esty]

i used it in my 69....i saved a bundle

[turbotom09]

Another, cheaper (by like...2 bucks) option you can also find at Lowe's, Home Depot, Menard's, etc is called Frost King. It's for ductwork. 15'x12" rolls for about $12. I used it inside the car and it made a huge difference. In some areas I doubled it up too. 2 rolls is plenty for the interior sans under doorpanels. FYI they make one that is just insulation with aluminum backing, the other is actually like Dynamat...aluminum with some 1/4" material then sticky backing.

[farmorejustin]

I have used Quick Roof on my old Toyota truck along the firewall and floorpans. It gave the cabin a very nice....well...insulated sound (engine noise is now bass-y and deep). I also used the equivalent brand at Lowe's whatever its called and it sucked....peeled off after just a few months. The Quick Roof is still working strong. I'm going to use it in my '02.

See here if you haven't already and do a channel search for sound deadening:

http://www.youtube.com/brighteyefilms

[bob02]

I used that same stuff throughout the cabin when i was replacing the carpet. Works great and much quieter. Finished it with a top layer of aluminum foil.

[oscar94]

Any type of odor associated with this material?

[Julio]

Any type of odor associated with this material?

I have heard with the warmer temps the tar like odor may be present. You want to be careful on which one you choose dynamat although more $$ never gives off any odor.

Jb

[Koblenz]

i used it in my 69....i saved a bundle

Members of the board.

For me, based on input and esty's work coupled with R&D skills, Home Depot it is. (Esty, post another pic of the saddle interior with the sage flecked carpet. It is like looking at XXX 02 porn.)

Thanks for all the help. I will post results and findings.

[esty]

Members of the board.

For me, based on input and esty's work coupled with R&D skills, Home Depot it is. (Esty, post another pic of the saddle interior with the sage flecked carpet. It is like looking at XXX 02 porn.)

Thanks for all the help. I will post results and findings.

i'm not the expert by any means, just cheap and usually broke...but i had a good experience with the roofing stuff and no odors in 3 years...

i'm not sure which pic you're referring to but here's one, our 71....it's sisal carpet and all leather, including dash & console

or this one, our 69...sage green carpet...

[Koblenz]

THANK YOU!!!!!

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!!! The white gauges pop.

Question. Is there a chance of any "roofing" aromas?

[Julio]

THANK YOU!!!!!

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!!! The white gauges pop.

Question. Is there a chance of any "roofing" aromas?

Always a chance of roofing aromas when using roofing material. It sounds like some have had good results I would ask which brand and type spec to be sure.

I paid more money for dyamat it it's been 6 years and great results.

Jb

[schwartzerritter]

brush on bedliner for the pickup truck bed works too