by GlassWolf » Sun Oct 15, 2006 8:56 am
I have 4 gallons of eDead v3 blue sitting in the garage myself.
the stuff has the consistancy of ketchup.
its great for trunks and floors, not ideal for doors and ceilings unless you can lay the doors flat when you coat them.
Liquid deadener does dry fairly fast though. If you have all of the interior out anyway, lay the stuff down and be done with it. when it has cured, lay the carpet back down.
I have 4 gallons of eDead v3 blue sitting in the garage myself.
the stuff has the consistancy of ketchup.
its great for trunks and floors, not ideal for doors and ceilings unless you can lay the doors flat when you coat them.
Liquid deadener does dry fairly fast though. If you have all of the interior out anyway, lay the stuff down and be done with it. when it has cured, lay the carpet back down.