Cabin noise

rebe945

Ill keep a close watch

Bonzo

Make sure you pull all those back trim panels out daily!!!

__________________
Finally Able To Order 2012 Model 8/24/2011
Delivered Tuesday November 15, 9:57 am!!!
2012, Auto, White, Sport, Kick Plates

scottIN

Since it seems I started the whole vehicle / home thing using my buddy Steve an the example I'll chime in...

I have 100% no idea how Frost King performs. I don't know what brand he used in his car, just know that it was from a home improvement store & he did it because it was cheaper. I do know that whatever it was completely F'd his car.

I hope it works well for those who have used it. I wouldn't wish the mess he had on anyone.

Can we now return to our regularly scheduled program of what works and what doesn't?

I'd like to hear more about undercoating the wheel wells and any particular brands / methods that work well. The pebble noise - especially at low speed- is my only real complaint.

Bonzo

100%.

The place I got my mat from is called FatMat. They have a paint product that goes on blue and drys black, so you can see where you put it. You can brush and even roller it on (which I think would work great like painting walls in a house). Taint cheap though, at least not for paint. I think it was like $80 for a gallon. But I'm thinking with that gallon you might be able to get at least 2 if not 3 coats in each rear wheel well. I'm thinking that's the ultimate fix for our pebble rock noise issue. Although I must say the FatMat did at least turn the plinking into thunking, so it is better.

Here's a link to FatMat's stuff called Liquid Body Armor. I'm going to do more searching, but this is a start.
http://www.fatmat.com/liquid/gallon.html

__________________
Finally Able To Order 2012 Model 8/24/2011
Delivered Tuesday November 15, 9:57 am!!!
2012, Auto, White, Sport, Kick Plates