Sound Deadener

Anyone ever use any of this stuff. I have read up about it on thesamba.
Its super cheap at Lowes, the only thing I have read negative is that it smells for just a few days...

I want to sound proof the cargo area and interior firewall area in my bus to start off with.

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=154017-81326-PS625

Did my tunnel, doors, quarters, and whole back end of my bug with it. There was a light smell for a few days, but it's completely gone now. I would use it again for the price. It wasn't the easiest stuff to work with though. The flat spots were easy, but the rear luggage compartment has a stamped "un-flat" surface and it was kind of a pain to get it in all the low spots. After dealing with the luggage compartment, I decided not to attempt to do my floor pans with it. I got some of that foil backed padding for the floor. I think I used about 2 1/4 rolls to do my car. It sticks quick, so make sure you are laying it exactly how you want it. It will be a mess if you ever need to remove it. I think it does a decent job. I can knock on the panels and tell which panels have it and which don't and me and Kelly don't have to scream to have a conversation in the car!

new hot vws has an article abt installing dynomat

doesn't look too expensive 36" X 10' $23.65

They have a product compareable to dynamat but less expensive at Summit. Dad has it all over his super and that thing is pretty fern quiet.

I picked up a four ft. wide x twenty-five ft. long roll (100 Square Feet) of "foil-bubble foil" insulation at Lowes and a spray can of 3M adhesive for less than $70.00. I have a friend who builds street rods that bring big bucks ($40,000.00 and up) and that is all he uses. Per his advice I insulated my '69 Chevy panel truck with it and besides being quiet it's also a heat barrier. It's very light weight and cuts with household scissors. You can use a roll of foil tape to cover any and all seams thereby litterly encapsulating your interrior.

If you were to tape up the door jams it would hold water.