I'm not sure about Kool Patch, the brand is not sold here. It appears to be a Latex version of 'Stop Leak' or 'Bakor Roof Glue'. I have used the tar-based product from other makers on houses for a long time with no failures. Its a really simple product; black asphaltic goo with fibre reinforcement. It doesn't really dry, especially in the shade, and I expect it to be on the bottom of my vans for a long time.
On 1/2/07, Mike S <mikes@flatsurface.com> wrote: > > At 02:56 PM 1/2/2007, Roger Sisler wrote... > >One product that will not work on the exterior for sound deadening, is > >Kool seal. I see this mentioned in the archives, and I can give a > >review > >of this product.Kool seal is brushed on the wheel wells for sound > >deadening.it one hold up.It has cracked and is peeling very badly.This > >is > >after less than two years. > [...] > > Did you use Kool Seal, or Kool Patch? There's a big difference. Kool > SEAL is a fairly thin coating. Kool Patch is a thicker coating which > also contains a fiber reinforcing filler. > > Anyone on the list car to comment on Kool Patch before I commit to > using it for undercoating? Good/bad experiences? >
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