Poor Peal N SEAL!!!!

[mariobjones 5]

It worked for a short period of time. Really Nice. I had two layer on entire trunk lid. but as far as adhesive, its horrible. So would I recommend it?? HELLLLL NOOO lol I now have DynaMat Extreme sitting in my room. Here's a couple pictures of it falling off, it was worse than this, i pushed it back up though.

[mariobjones 5]

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[Sir-Lancelot 216]

Make sure to clean the hell out of that stuff off you trunk lid before you put your dynamat on there.

Would hate to see left over peel and seal fuck up the good shit.

[mariobjones 5]

Make sure to clean the hell out of that stuff off you trunk lid before you put your dynamat on there.

Would hate to see left over peel and seal fuck up the good shit.

Haha I Know!! I Plan on wiping it really good with a BUNCH of alcohol

[smashedz28 110]

damn, that stuff is garbage! Great post and I hope the guys thinking about buying this stuff get to see it.

[mariobjones 5]

damn, that stuff is garbage! Great post and I hope the guys thinking about buying this stuff get to see it.

yes I know. I only did this post to prove a point. It may be good for interior flooring though. But absolutely no roofing lol

[Darkjustice 0]

klutter kutter will slice right through it like butter. i met a guy who had that happen to his car and i happen to have some klutter kutter with me so i sprayed it on and you could literally wipe it off with your finger like it was just dust

[Sir-Lancelot 216]

klutter kutter will slice right through it like butter. i met a guy who had that happen to his car and i happen to have some klutter kutter with me so i sprayed it on and you could literally wipe it off with your finger like it was just dust

Good to know.

[Darkjustice 0]

yea its the only thing ive seen that goes through peel and seal so easily

[mariobjones 5]

where do i find it?

[Darkjustice 0]

walmart sells it and probably any other major retailer. in the hardware department

[aimone 4]

carburator cleaner or goof off is good too. or any kind of industrial solvent i rebuild oil field equipment for a living and goof off and klutter kutter only put a dent in the nasty grease, oil, mud, parafin mixture +anything else drilled through but we use industrial solvent and it'll take anything off anything.

also did u just stick it on there? or use a roller of sumsort like ur supposed to do? cuz ive seen arizona cars that peel n seal stayed on the roof well over a yr no problem

[Darkjustice 0]

eh from what ive seen peel and seal is completely hit or miss. ive seen 2 cars from the same area prepped the same, and one failed months before the other

[nem 2,019]

Maybe this thread can be pinned as why not to use this product in an auto application. For the intended use it is a great product when used on the roof under shingles.

Also if you don't mind add some pictures of the clean up process in hopes others will learn from your misfortune.

[mariobjones 5]

carburator cleaner or goof off is good too. or any kind of industrial solvent i rebuild oil field equipment for a living and goof off and klutter kutter only put a dent in the nasty grease, oil, mud, parafin mixture +anything else drilled through but we use industrial solvent and it'll take anything off anything.

also did u just stick it on there? or use a roller of sumsort like ur supposed to do? cuz ive seen arizona cars that peel n seal stayed on the roof well over a yr no problem

Bro I did everything I would do to put the dynamat on. I cleaned surface, and rolled it down 4 times with roller

[mariobjones 5]

Maybe this thread can be pinned as why not to use this product in an auto application. For the intended use it is a great product when used on the roof under shingles.

Also if you don't mind add some pictures of the clean up process in hopes others will learn from your misfortune.

Will do man.

[CrazyKenKid 64]

holy cow you put a shyt ton of that stuff on the lid lol! i guess Gravity ftw! lol

[djjdnap 78]

super glue works

if you really want it to sit put some silicone on there.

pretty much what i used on my doors

[cobra93 47]

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You stated you prepped the surface properly and that you used a roller, I wasn't present when you applied this so I'll take your word that you did that.

Looking at the pics you posted, I don't see any creases, cuts or tears in the foil from sharp edges, seams, curves around the decklid bracing or the edge of the roller.

When I put mine on I had these marks in the foil or had to make the cuts to follow the curves, everything is staying up so far, put it on mid summer last year. It was in the mid to upper 90's for weeks and it's a black truck.

It wasn't peal n seal ,but a very similar product from home depot.

I Hope you have better luck with the dynamt. That sucks having to remove that stuff!

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[stovebolt6 3]

Only cars I seen were it held up well was when a roller and heat gun was used

[NDMstang65 403]

You better be careful what solvent you put on that paint...or you are going to be in for a paint job too on the outside of the car from overspray.

[mariobjones 5]

Speaking of "Paint job" I am getting a new one!! in about a week. "I'll post pics of interior painting I did also.

And this morning!! I came outside to check on the lid, and its damn near OFF!! I mean all of it is falling off. I'll get you guys a pic.

[///M5 2,833]

Not only does it fall off, but even when applied "right" it doesn't deaden for crap either.

[mariobjones 5]

Not only does it fall off, but even when applied "right" it doesn't deaden for crap either.

Why is everyone thinking i didnt apply it right?? I did, it just doesnt work!!

[Rudeboy 152]

Not only does it fall off, but even when applied "right" it doesn't deaden for crap either.

Why is everyone thinking i didnt apply it right?? I did, it just doesnt work!!

Because people want to believe that the way they installed theirs is going to prevent the same outcome. Some advocate heat - which only accelerates the deterioration of the rubber compounds added to the asphalt to increase its heat tolerance. Others, aggressive solvents or using rollers, neither of which make any difference. "Crap shoot" is a pretty good description. Asphalt will either melt or the VOC's will outgas leaving inert crud behind.

As has been pointed out already, asphalt isn't a vibration damper. If it stopped rattles it did so by mobilizing the moving parts - duct tape would work as well. If it increased SPL, it did so by sealing air leaks. Asphalt is an inherently unstable material and a poor choice for this application. Installation has very little to do with anything. There have been several asphalt fans who have used incredibly meticulous and elaborate procedures and still ended up with failures.

The key is analyzing the problem you are trying to solve and devising a solution that addresses it directly. If the problem is the trunk lid inner skin rattling against the outer skin, a few dabs of RTV silicone will solve the problem. If it's a rattling license plate, 25 cents worth of closed cell foam glued to the back of the plate will be more effective than 10 layers of vibration damper inside the trunk or trunk lid. Whatever the problem, asphalt isn't the solution - unless the problem is roofing related