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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: dave_2A_2.25Turbo on December 06, 2005, 23:17:30
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Has anyone had any experience with spray-on or brush on speedliner-type coatings?
Do theycut down on noise significantly/at all?
This seems quite reasonable - £75 for a kit
http://www.safetycoatings.co.uk/acatalog/Protecta_Kote_Bedliner_Kit_.html
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Muddyweb used to sell Protectakote (note *used* to, so this isn't a plug)
It seems quite sturdy, survives quite well in the back of tigger, although it wasn't very comfortable sat on it for eight hours from york -> dorset mind, but it doesn't come off easily :)
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is great stuff had the wifes 90 defender done internally throughout thats the whole inside even up as high as the door pillers all the floor panels as far as you can get and all the rear floor it also cuts down on rattles im thinking on doin disco with it myself :D :D
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Was that spray or brush Colin?
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its the spray on i belive :lol:
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Has anyone had any experience with spray-on or brush on speedliner-type coatings?
Do theycut down on noise significantly/at all?
This seems quite reasonable - £75 for a kit
I have a bit of experience with it, as Daz mentioned ;-)
It will help as a panel deadener but won't dramatically cut down on the sound transmitted through the panel. It's a Xylene based paint with little rubber granules in it, so will help to cut down reflected sound too.
The kit (assuming that is the 4L kit) will be fine for a 90 / Series 3... best by far to apply as 2 coats for the best finish. As with anything, preparation is the key to a long lasting finish.
Anything else you need to know, just yell.