

| Subject: | Re: Acoustic properties of common materials |
| From: | Nathaniel Poole |
| Date: | Tue, 2 Jan 2007 12:21:41 -0800 |
The fibreglas acoustic ceiling tiles work extremely well for both sound and thermal, but they sure stink. I need to get some poly over them right away. Everything seems to give off deadly gas these days; there was a time when you only had to worry about the dog. Nathaniel On 1/2/07 11:56 AM, "Roger Sisler" <rogersisler2000@YAHOO.COM> wrote: > One product that will not work on the exterior for sound deadening, is > Kool seal. I see this mentioned in the archives, and I can give a review > of this product.Kool seal is brushed on the wheel wells for sound > deadening.it one hold up.It has cracked and is peeling very badly.This is > after less than two years. However, a genaric product from Home depot , > for roofing is holding up just fine(front wheels).Be concerned of anything > used on the interior. Vapors may cause a problem. > > I used a under hood sound blanket from a late Buick for the rear hatch.It > is light and very good($5).The hatch will still raise up with the pistons. > Why not do the 4 walls with this?
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