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When installing in the trunk lid what do you cover up? Like the gaps and space's right..

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You cover up as small of an area as possible to make it easier to scrape off when you replace it with real deadener.

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I'd def get a fat hooker if i had to resort to that kinda thing. I feel like they'd be grateful and work harder. Also its more bang for my buck, more real estate for my dollar if you catch my drift. its like the Costco of streetwalkers.

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peal and seal...... LOL

you are wasting your time with peal and seal, adding it doesnt even really do anything beneficial.

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You cover up as small of an area as possible to make it easier to scrape off when you replace it with real deadener.

lol..

dont use Peel and seal

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Peel and seal is prob not your best bet. I can name at least 3 other deadeners that are not horribly expensive and are much better then peel and seal.

Aside from your product of choice, just cover anything and everything, maybe even multiple layers. (4+ layers if your gonna use peel and seal)

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Deadener should be put on in places that are very thin and have a hollow sound when you tap it.

Its mainly used to add weight to panels to be effective.

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You cover up as small of an area as possible to make it easier to scrape off when you replace it with real deadener.

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Thought I'd be cheap and install peel and seal. sounded like a good deal. but after it all fell off my rear deck it was a bigger mess than when I started.

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You would be better off spraying on rubberized under coating. At least it would stick.

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You cover up as small of an area as possible to make it easier to scrape off when you replace it with real deadener.

yeah dude for now id suggest removing all door panels and cleaning the insides with rubbing alcohol or something to get rid of the grease and grime. Then get some real damp. ie stinger road kill, dynamat, second skin, even the cheapass shit on sonics lol anything but peel and seal. You could also greatstuff your whole car that'd be better

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just get something that will last, and do it once and be done with it. Go second skin or something of that caliber, it might seem expensive until you never have to do it again and dont end up with asphalt based glue all over the place.

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