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Multiple Sound Deadener Layers?


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So I, in my state of ignorance, decided about a year ago to put down a layer of "Peel and Seal" in my car and now I need more deadener. Is it good to leave the old peel and seal in place and just cover over the top of it, or should I take it all out and apply my new stuff (Stinger Roadkill)? Let me know what you think.

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Your biggest weakness will be that the roadkill will only adhere as good as the roofing material beneath it. I don't see it doing too great on a hot day with the added weight of a layer of deadened trying to pull it down.

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Remove it if you can. You can cover a turd with gold, but it'll still smell like shit.

hahaha good analogy. and the wieght was some thing I was concerned about as well thanks.

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;) If you ever have a doubt in your mind about anything, generally go with your gut. If you're concerned it might be a bad idea because it'll be too heavy, take it off. If you think snorting the 5 rows of cocaine is a bad idea... It probably is.

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That just means I have a lot of work to do... I guess it wouldnt matter on the floor pans though right?

My main concern was the dampening effect. I dont guess that it would matter if the buytle stuff was directly connected to the to the pannels as opposed to the roofing material.

Can you clear this up?

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The buytle is obviously better but would it make a difference if it were on the outside or inside of the peel and seal?

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