Sound/heat deadening on a budget...
Guessing I would have to do the whole car then to make it quiet enough. Will be doing the doors anyway. 
12-14-2008, 03:06 PM
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I used Frost King on just my doors this weekend(inside and out). I notice less road noise. If the noise was originally a 10, I would call it a 5 or 6 now, I'm sure doing the floor will help. The speakers sound alot better, music is much clearer. When I turn my stereo up, I usually put it at 40 on the volume. It is just as loud and clearer at 35 now. I think I will use something a little thicker on the floor and rear, then put Frost king over it.
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12-15-2008, 09:54 AM
#24
I did mine this weekend, minus the doors and it made a big difference. I used 6 rolls of Frost King and talk about nice now. Had to turn down the radio so I could hear my car - that is with the cutout open. When I took it out and stopped at the first light I came to I thought my car had died. Cant wait to see what doing the doors will do. Granted when I get on it I hear it. When I did mine it took me 13 hours since it was my first time and wanted to get it right the first time. I ran two rolls straight down from the front of the car all the way back to the trunk - one layer in that direction. Then went back and covered the parts from door to door - in that direction. Glad I used this stuff!!! Was easy to lay but one problem I had was that it didnt stick like I hoped. The carpet took care of that when I was put back in. Stuff molds easy to some curves but be prepared to cut a few reliefs to make it fit better. Other than that I am very impressed with it for what it is. Anyone have any questions about it, just do it. Well worth the time 
12-15-2008, 02:44 PM
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I will be doing the rest of my car when it warms up a bit. Did you prep the surface by cleaning with a multipurpose cleaner like Windex? I noticed that it has some very very minor adhesion problems if the surface is dirty (more than a minor problem) or the ambient/material temperature is on the cool side (minor problem). And yep, I had to cut reliefs all over the place - the aluminum doesn't like to stretch too much. 
