Is it exiting or frightening?
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Is it exCiting or frightening? 
Delivered today, 220 Sq Ft of eDead V1 and 190 Sq Ft of eDead V4 Teklite. The end result is exCiting but the process is not. I purposely bought extra because I want to put two layers of V1 along the floor. I already have a gallon on V3 in the trunk, over the gas tank and along the sail panels. Also I want to get the inside of the trunk lid and around the tail lights really good where there is the annoying rattling.
I'm a little disappointed because I talked to Chris (from eD) on the phone and he said he would throw in a roller, like they do with ebay orders, but I don't see one in any of the boxes. I'll probably end up getting a roller used for wallpaper at Home Depot.
Anyone who has done this or something similar that has a tip or trick, I'd appreciate it. I am expecting to do this on Monday and Tuesday with a little prep on Sunday.
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I started the work today. Got about 8 hours into it, though 3.5 hours were spent removing the interior.
I'm thinking about removing all the wiring that went with the Monsoon system. Has anyone done this? Are there any bad side effects? I took out the amp and I want to remove the mess and the excess weight of the wires. Considering I'm adding about 100lbs in deadening, it should offset that a little.
Here's what it looked like before I pulled it out.
This is the V3 I already had in.
This is what I've accomplished so far.
I'm thinking about removing all the wiring that went with the Monsoon system. Has anyone done this? Are there any bad side effects? I took out the amp and I want to remove the mess and the excess weight of the wires. Considering I'm adding about 100lbs in deadening, it should offset that a little.
Here's what it looked like before I pulled it out.
This is the V3 I already had in.
This is what I've accomplished so far.
