[70gtorag]

The Ultimate product from B-Quiet is just about identical to Dynamat. It sticks, guaranteed! Prep the floor before applying it by wiping it down with a solvent soaked rag, ensure you have clean metal before applying. Overlap all edges and get complete coverage, use a heat gun and soft cloth to work it in the nooks and crannies where the roller will not go. This product will flow easily when warm, and absolutely no issues with sticking, in fact be careful with your placement since it will not peel back for a retry, once down it is down for good. Use the largest peices possible and pull off the paper backing only as far as you want to work the length. You will not need 3M glue for this application at all!

[HWYSTR455]

You can overlap if you want, but you're going to have to spend some time with the roller and heat gun to get the ridge it creates to go flat, or you will feel it through the carpet. And like I said, it's an acoustical mat, if there's a 1/4" gap, it's going to play very little on effect.

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[67ramairowner]

Originally Posted by 70gtorag

The Ultimate product from B-Quiet is just about identical to Dynamat. It sticks, guaranteed! This product will flow easily when warm, and absolutely no issues with sticking, in fact be careful with your placement since it will not peel back for a retry, once down it is down for good.

THis sounds good with one exception. What happens if I want to get into the door area to work on a window mechanism? It sounds like this stuff uses an adhesive similar to the stuff used on furnace ducting. That silver tape used on duct joints is a "get it right the first time or else" product. GREAT adhesion but I am scratching my head about using this stuff on the doors.

2 Questions if you please:

#1 Did you use it on the doors?

#2 if you did use it on the doors what happened when you installed the door panels. How did the thickness of this material effect the fit of the panels?

[niceta]

Originally Posted by 70gtorag

The Ultimate product from B-Quiet is just about identical to Dynamat. It sticks, guaranteed! Prep the floor before applying it by wiping it down with a solvent soaked rag, ensure you have clean metal before applying. Overlap all edges and get complete coverage, use a heat gun and soft cloth to work it in the nooks and crannies where the roller will not go. This product will flow easily when warm, and absolutely no issues with sticking, in fact be careful with your placement since it will not peel back for a retry, once down it is down for good. Use the largest peices possible and pull off the paper backing only as far as you want to work the length. You will not need 3M glue for this application at all!

Thanks for the tips.

[wfbarto]

Anybody have any experience with this material?

http://www.quietcar.net/?_kk=dynamat...FcOP7Qodsi8tRg

[Blue '66]

This is what I did under my headliner.

[Formulabruce]

Originally Posted by Blue '66

This is what I did under my headliner.

Wow!. I bought the REM stuff PY sells and used spray glue. Is that too thick for the rod holders to work though?