I was wondering if anyone has used liquid based application instead of using something like Dynoamat. If so how does it compare?

Also has anyone ever used this product?
http://www.quietcar.net/

 

i use liquid deadening in my car, its a very good product but be prepared to work pretty hard putting it in. you will need to do multiple layers with dry time. preferably you should also use a heat gun.

I use liquid deadening as a base to my standard deadening and paired up it works very well.


I dont think you should use the product that you linked to.

go here and contact these people

www.secondskinaudio.com

their product is top notch

 

second skin is awesome

 

if you have Shutz gun,spraying thick liquid material is a piece of cake, it cost around $25 at any body shop supply store,and the link you posted looks like good product

 

Is this the stuff thats used under the wheel wells? I've heard of something like this..

 

I'm sure you can use it there as well, but it has different properties to absorb vibration,if you ever look close you can see how this stuff looks like foam, versus tar type stuff for wheel wells which is alot heavier too

 

Yes you can use in the wheel Wells. According to their site you can even spray the underside of the car. You just have to make sure it really clean.

 

There is a product called Lizard skin which is very good. Muscle car guys use it a lot

 

I was going to order some eDead when I get everything finished with my audio. So ya'll would suggest suggest otherwise eh?

 

I'm taking your advice. I purchased 5 gallons of the Liquid Spectrum and 40^ft of the Damplifier. I spoke with the owner and he suggested I use the damplifier on trouble areas and paint the liquid spectrum over it. I will take pictures of the process.