Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener?
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Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener?
I am looking to do the inside of my convertible and looked at the website and was just wondering if anyone here is using brown bread sound deadener and what do you think of it. I will probably do the inside of the doors on my truck to try and quite it down some to help the sound.
What are some alternatives available?
http://www.b-quiet.com/brownbread.html
[Modified by Eddie 70, 9:12 AM 2/10/2003]
[Modified by Eddie 70, 7:03 PM 2/10/2003]
What are some alternatives available?
http://www.b-quiet.com/brownbread.html
[Modified by Eddie 70, 9:12 AM 2/10/2003]
[Modified by Eddie 70, 7:03 PM 2/10/2003]
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Re: Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener? (Eddie 70)
I have used Brown-Bread on several occasions and it performs very well. You can buy 70 ft^ of it on ebay for a little over $100. You should be pleased with it. :thumbs:
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Re: Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener? (The^Nomad)
I have used Brown-Bread on several occasions and it performs very well. You can buy 70 ft^ of it on ebay for a little over $100. You should be pleased with it. :thumbs:
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Re: Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener? (The^Nomad)
Looking at using this product also. Does anyone have an estimate on the amount needed for a C3 convertible? Probably end up just doing the rear and the doors. Will the 70 ft^2 be enough, too much?
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Re: Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener? ('71vert)
Looking at using this product also. Does anyone have an estimate on the amount needed for a C3 convertible? Probably end up just doing the rear and the doors. Will the 70 ft^2 be enough, too much?
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Re: Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener? (The^Nomad)
Looking at using this product also. Does anyone have an estimate on the amount needed for a C3 convertible? Probably end up just doing the rear and the doors. Will the 70 ft^2 be enough, too much?
70 ft^ would be plenty. Do mulitple layers of it and try to do the floor pan as well. Even the firewall if you can, but that's up to you.
70 ft^ would be plenty. Do mulitple layers of it and try to do the floor pan as well. Even the firewall if you can, but that's up to you.
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Re: Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener? (The^Nomad)
I have used Brown-Bread on several occasions and it performs very well. You can buy 70 ft^ of it on ebay for a little over $100. You should be pleased with it. :thumbs:
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Re: Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener? (Eddie 70)
Brown bread is good, I would also use Raamat, which is great stuff and cheap. Go to Elitecaraudio.com and search for Raamat. I use it on all our competition cars.
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Re: Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener? (Eddie 70)
I have 175sqft in the Mallett. Brown Bread is really easy to use and form, even without a heatgun. Just use gloves, the little metal backing will slice up your hands!
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Re: Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener? (gdh)
I will be using it as well as the b-cool heat barrier very soon. Have only read good things about these products on this forum.
I am looking for something like this to put over my trany line to reduce heat coming in the carbin.
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Re: Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener? (mike76002)
I put some Frost King 1/8" open cell foam with foil backing in my car. It didn't do much for noise, but the car is noticably cooler by the tranny now.
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Re: Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener? (Kale)
I put some Frost King 1/8" open cell foam with foil backing in my car. It didn't do much for noise, but the car is noticably cooler by the tranny now.
Will the Dynamat Extreme fix that heat problemo :D ?
I got some Dynamat Extreme left.
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Re: Anyone Using Brown Bread Sound Deadener? (70PurpleLS7)
I have used Brown-Bread on several occasions and it performs very well. You can buy 70 ft^ of it on ebay for a little over $100. You should be pleased with it. :thumbs:
a little over $100???? Look again, for 70 sq ft, it's $149.
a little over $100???? Look again, for 70 sq ft, it's $149.
Brown bread is good, I would also use Raamat, which is great stuff and cheap. Go to Elitecaraudio.com and search for Raamat. I use it on all our competition cars.
I have 175sqft in the Mallett. Brown Bread is really easy to use and form, even without a heatgun. Just use gloves, the little metal backing will slice up your hands!
