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January 31st, 2006, 08:13 AM
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B-Quiet Sound Deadener
I bought some b-quiet extremem sound deadner, in your opinion, will do what I need it to do so I don't have to spend the extra on dynamat??? Looking for pros and cons to b-quiet.
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Brandon Smith, 23 yrs old North Branch, MN 87 Buick GN: stock block, crank, rods, and a few bolt ons and alky 71 Buick GS: Basic Race Car Stuff 65 Buick Lesabre 100% orig., 300 V8 with 2 speed tranny. 2 dr power everything http://www.cardomain.com/id/intercooledgn     
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January 31st, 2006, 08:42 AM
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Do not install it on any vertical surface. Works fine on the floor pan and trunk floor. The b-quiet I installed on my door skins just melted and slide right off in the summer heat. It was a major pain in the butt to clean off and replace with Dynamat extreme.
 Maybe someone else has had a positive experience with b-quiet. HTHJohn
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6APPEAL 87 GN - street machine 87 GN # 2- TSM wanna be 00 GSE - wife's black, forced induction car 05 Chevy 2500HD Crew- it's black and turboed Looking for another Buick - 70-72 GS/Skylark convertible or 65-72 Sportwagon 85 T-Type - white, the anti-GN - Sold 86 GN - totaled with 88k miles in 2003 86 T-Type - Sold 78 Regal Sport Coupe - The one that started the boost addiction  - Sold 
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