Date:         Mon, 25 Jun 2001 08:51:20 -0700
Reply-To:     Sean Garrett <seangar@HOTMAIL.COM>
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From:         Sean Garrett <seangar@HOTMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Cool Seal & sound deadening
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I have put cool seal into my sliding door as a test here in Phoenix. 2 coats
chaged the sound of the door from clang to thunk! I liked that!

It took a little longer to set up in the heat here but seems to be
performing good (no dripping in the extreme heat here, and odorless). Ill be
doing my entire van soon.

SeanG
80 Westy (my project)
95 EV Camper (wifes daily, current family camper)
88 F-150 (old reliable)
90 Sentra (current daily)
seangar@hotmail.com


>From: Kitzmann <kitzmann@EXIS.NET>
The stuff is called Coolseal and cost
>something like $6-7 for a can.  It is a glass fiber filled asphalt
>immulsion that is actually pretty odorless and dries to a simi-hard tough
>coating.  I put this stuff on the sheet metal on the front doors, sliding
>door, back hatch and the large piece of sheet metal on the drivers side
>behind the front seat.  Boy what a difference, I would say atleast 2-3 db
>of sound killed and the sliding door goes thunk instead of thewanggggg when



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