subster87 wrote:Just to finish off about the liquid stuff. Lol its really not a liquid at all more of a puddy, and my car has literally no internal rattles at all!!!!!!!!!, the car is completely dead with one gallon of sludge.
Sorry, I meant anything that I'd have to wait to dry :)
I'd like this all done in one shot if I possibly can. The floor being the main thing. The doors I can always do whenever, but I need to do the entire floor in one shot.
i ordered a gallon of cascade to do my buddy trunk. have never use this before it says you can brush it or spray it on i will need to deaden the yukon rear cargo doors since my subs fire in to the doors .what can i use for the plastic trim?this stuff is not cheap but i know it`s worth doing.
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.
Thats funny that you said that. One of my friends works with concrete and sometimes they pour pools. He said it looks and smells exactly like liquid pool liner.