[chaunur]

I just replaced the floors on my 1970 coupe and was thinking of using a product called QuietCar to deaden the sound. Its a brush or spray on coatiing thats supposed to significantly reduce sound and vibration transmission. Has anyone out there heard of this or used it

[dakine858]

Originally Posted by chaunur

I just replaced the floors on my 1970 coupe and was thinking of using a product called QuietCar to deaden the sound. Its a brush or spray on coatiing thats supposed to significantly reduce sound and vibration transmission. Has anyone out there heard of this or used it

I've never heard of QuietCar, but I used another similar product. I used 3M Underseal, which is a rubberized undercoating used for coating the underside of your car to prevent rusting. I didn't use it for the underside of my 84' stang, instead I sprayed a coat on the floors and in the trunk area directly onto the metal. Once it was dry, I installed my new carpet and it drastically reduced road noise. After seeing how well it worked, I removed my headliner and sprayed a coat on the roof and re-installed the headliner for increased sound suppression. By this point, I've removed every panel I could and coated it with this stuff, I still can't believe how well it works. You can pick this stuff up at any auto parts store and a lot of them have different brands of the rubberized coating and it ran me about 10$ per can. 1 can for the trunk, and 1 1/2 for the floors.

[andrewmp6]

rubberized undercoating works well so does the roll on truck bed liner they sell as far as quietcar i never heard of it yet.

[chaunur]

Thanks for the input guys, I've used the 3m in past and was looking for something a little better. The quiet car stuff is 60 bucks a gallon, so I'd like to talk to someone who has used it before I lay done the cash