Contour Enthusiasts Group Archives Forums Modifications Audio I didn't know it was Peel & Seal, Help.

I bought a roll of sound deading material a few years back off of ebay. I think I paid over 125 bucks for 100 sq. feet. They said that it was similar to Dynamat extreme. I didn't know much back then and didn't do much research. Fast forward to today. I have spent the last 3 days, 10 hours each day applying this crap to my rear deck, doors, and quarter panels in the trunk. I get to the end of the roll and the tape that they used to fasten it to the roll says Peel & Seal. Damn it.

How bad is this stuff? Is it going to get hot and run off of my door panels and make a mess and ruin stuff? I'm so pissed right now. It's not like the stuff comes off easy, and it's not like I want to spend another 30 hours redoing what I've already done. Anyone had this stuff on for an extended period of time? I don't know if it matters but it does have the aluminum backing.

what did you do in the first place?

Most sound deadening rolls use the "peel & seal" method. It sucks, but to get the effect of the material you must make sure the stuff is adhesed(is this a word) to the metal securely.

About peeling off, I'm not sure. Depends where you live and how well the quality of the adhesive glue is.

He is talking about Peel & Seal, it is a product found in hardware stores for roofing.

I sound deadened my last contour with peel and seal. Used a hair dryer to heat it up and then stick it on. It didn't come off during the following cold winter or hot summer. It is a good, cheap solution. I wouldn't worry about it. I'm not sure how much 100 feet of that stuff is, but it sounds like you got ripped off.

nothing wrong with peal n' seal.... aside from the smell.

It's $1 per SQ ft. I used it in my contour when i had it as well. very good product, so you have nothing to worry about.