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CRAIGHURST, ONT

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Has anyone ever made their own sound deadener??

 

I've done a little web search and apparently this stuff is easy to make, just thought I would ask if anyone here has tried and if it worked out as expected or advertised?

 

Angelo



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A number of people have used peel and seal. There's some people online that argue it's a bad idea but I know a few who have used it and works well. I used it in my 53. It's a fraction of the cost of anything like dynomat.

 

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CRAIGHURST, ONT

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Thanks Nickelye, I have also read that, I'm still in research so I thought I would see what others have used, home made Lizard Skin sounds cheap if it works.

 

Angelo



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I have also read on line about the home made lizard skin. Apparently, you want to be careful with the micro beads, so wear a mask.

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I used the real LIZARD SKIN on my car. There are two applications. One for heat and one for sound. One gets sprayed on top of the other.

There is a "spray before" date on it,,which I didn't realize till it was out of date. 

I haven't driven it yet so I don't know how well it works.

Would I use it again?? No I don't think so.

TMJ



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V2,
I made my own and use it on my 29. I bought 4 gals. of 3M microspheres off of Evil bay and mixed it with the 2 part epoxy that was going to cover the bottom of the floor pan as well as the top side of the floor front to back top to bottom. I only users about a gallon and a half of the spheres. When you mix them into the paint, it looks like cream of wheat and then goes right back to looking like paint. I know it did what it was supposed to. The only heat I could feel off the floor was through the hole for the clutch and brake pedals. Try to find the 3M spheres on line. I just bought a 64 Chevelle and the floor pan will get the leftovers mixed in with some epoxy

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toomuchjunk wrote:

I used the real LIZARD SKIN on my car. There are two applications. One for heat and one for sound. One gets sprayed on top of the other.

There is a "spray before" date on it,,which I didn't realize till it was out of date. 

I haven't driven it yet so I don't know how well it works.

Would I use it again?? No I don't think so.

TMJ

Thanks for the feed back Toomuchjunk, I will keep this in mind, I will keep researching for a bit, It sucks there is a shelf life, its awful expensive! one of the reasons I may try to make my own.


 



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Rochie wrote:

V2,
I made my own and use it on my 29. I bought 4 gals. of 3M microspheres off of Evil bay and mixed it with the 2 part epoxy that was going to cover the bottom of the floor pan as well as the top side of the floor front to back top to bottom. I only users about a gallon and a half of the spheres. When you mix them into the paint, it looks like cream of wheat and then goes right back to looking like paint. I know it did what it was supposed to. The only heat I could feel off the floor was through the hole for the clutch and brake pedals. Try to find the 3M spheres on line. I just bought a 64 Chevelle and the floor pan will get the leftovers mixed in with some epoxy

 

Thank you Rochie, I will give it a try, my truck comes back in a week so I will give it a thought.

 

Angelo


 



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I used my homemade stuff and put a double sided aluminum sandwich insulation as well. I'm going to do the same thing to the Chevelle.


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