Anybody use Ice Guard as sound deadener?

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Topic: Anybody use Ice Guard as sound deadener?

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spazm
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I bought this stuff at home depot called 'Peel'n'stick' which is VERY similar to dynamat or V-block and is so cheap its not funny. It works too.10"X100' and it costs about$30.00us.

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Posts: 54 | From: Vancouver , B.C., Canada | Registered: Jul 1999 | IP: Logged |

Other than that, if it wasn't quite as effective, for that price, you could use multiple layers. ------------------
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Inno
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Is there any lingering oudor from it?

Other than that, if it wasn't quite as effective, for that price, you could use multiple layers.

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spazm
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There is very little odour from it even though it is tar-based. When applying you should use a heat gun just like you would with Dyna-mat.Yes, you could use multiple layers too!

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