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Gold Member Username: Hittin1Lake Charles, La. United States Post Number: 1173 Registered: May-07 | went to Lowes to look for tyhe Peel-N-Seal. I found a roll of it with aluminum finish. It is real thin and comes in 6" X 20' rolls Is that the right stuff? if not can you post a link. I was under the assumption that this stuff had to be rolled on with a roller. Also bought come quick sety epoxy to repair the bond that broke between the crossmembers and the roof skin. You think that will suffice? |
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Gold Member Username: SouthernrebelMonroe, Louisiana 3 DD3515s, 2... Post Number: 6699 Registered: Mar-04 | I have 3 layers of Peel-n-seal on my roof. Does great. My truck rattles less now at 154+ than it did at 148 w/o the mat. Its just aluminum backed and asphalt based. Clean the metal and heat up the peel-n-seal a little (i just used a blow drier), and put it on. I worked it in ~2.5-3ft sections. |
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Gold Member Username: Hittin1Lake Charles, La. United States Post Number: 1174 Registered: May-07 | thanks.. i'll do the math on how many rolls to buy. would 1 layer help or is 2 minimum? Sounds like a long and boring process, lol. Any thoughts on the roof fix? I have never even pulled off a headliner so I don't know what to expect with the broken roof. Thanks in advance. |
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Gold Member Username: SouthernrebelMonroe, Louisiana 3 DD3515s, 2... Post Number: 6700 Registered: Mar-04 | http://forum.soundpressure.com/showthread.php?t=5415 Scroll to the bottom, that is what peel-n-seal looks like. |
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Gold Member Username: Loc_outSOCAL2 RE 15 XXX Post Number: 2433 Registered: Feb-05 | Mark yeah that stuff works great i have it on my truck too. Better have some beers when doing this install. |
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Silver Member Username: DenimSoundSolutionsAudio.com, MD USA Post Number: 789 Registered: Nov-06 | Be careful with where you put it, I have seen more then a few people have adhesion problems with it on vertical surfaces like door panels. Also to consider the total cost, using 2 or 3 layers to do what one layer of something like Damplifier Pro can do... |