bed liner for sound deadening (1 Viewer)

[workingdog]

Anyone use the new aerosol can spray on bed liners to sound proof the inside of the rear quarter panels?

 

[StevoJonesFJ60]

The aerosol ones don't work that great, unless you do a lot of coats. I did that to my quarter panels but I'm probably going to have my entire interior rhinolined at a shop.

 

[snowboardonsnow]

bed liner does not make a good noise dampener.

 

[tat2matt]

I used Cruiser Crap on my entire interior. It wasn't the cheapest but if the option is paying someone to rhino line it it's gonna be close.

 

[supermotocruiser]

bed liner does not make a good noise dampener.

+1
I tried the aerosol type inside my cargo area, 4 coats later I can still hear everything on the road hit the inside of my fender wells, really bad when it rains, biggest waste of money in my opinion, but I did try to use it to kill the sound, but it does hold up great when used for it's intended purpose.

 

[Big Cruiser Guy]

What about the sprays meant to deaden sound, not rhinoliner? Like this: http://www.amazon.com/DEI-050220-Bo...sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1328579557&sr=8-1-spell

 

[jeffsclan]

Never used it myself but look up lizard skin. They make a sound deaden-er.

 

[Heartworm]

I did the wheel wells of my rig (exterior) with Herculiner. Used a small roller plus a throw away brush. 2 coats. Messy job but I did a lot of masking. I drive 12 miles of gravel almost every day and there were the constant metal pings from the gravel hitting the wheel wells. It dampened that noise a lot but did not totally eliminate it. Would do it again, but it has held up well and it has been about 20K miles.

 

[snowboardonsnow]

I did the wheel wells of my rig (exterior) with Herculiner. Used a small roller plus a throw away brush. 2 coats. Messy job but I did a lot of masking. I drive 12 miles of gravel almost every day and there were the constant metal pings from the gravel hitting the wheel wells. It dampened that noise a lot but did not totally eliminate it. Would do it again, but it has held up well and it has been about 20K miles.

He said the "inside" that's not a bad idea though, I think mine is so caked with mud ect it does a great job lol.
There are sprays and matts dpecialty formulated for sound. Some have already been mentioned non are that cheap unfortunataly.

 

[ntsqd]

Eventually I'll be looking at a quality rubber under-coating in the rear wheel wells to deal with the gravel. Keeping it from hitting metal in the first place will go along ways towards making that quiet. I don't expect a lot of normal road noise reduction from just that.

 

[MolallaCruiser]

My interior is almost completely rhino-lined and x3 it's loud as hell!

 

[MANUCHAO]

I used this stuff on the outside of the firewall....
It help I got their sticky mat inside the rig and its great....

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