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   stevent1 | May 22, 2009 03:14am | #1

   Undecoating from an auto parts store.

   Chuck S

   live, work, build, ...better with wood
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   Brian55 | May 22, 2009 03:35am | #2

   Brush on truck bed liner might work also.

   Brian

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   Pelipeth | May 22, 2009 12:39pm | #6

   Sink is already installed. I recall, from back in the day, that stuff was real messy, and what is the set up time?

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   Piffin | May 22, 2009 02:11pm | #9

   I would almost rather uninstall it and re-install than to work with most of this stuff upside down and over head.Other thoughts are tube caulk geocell or silicone.
   or spray foam from a can 

    

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   Dave45 | May 22, 2009 05:11pm | #10

   I actually did that once. Customer insisted on a HD SS sink and I tried to tell her that the noise was gonna be a problem. A week after the installation, I pulled it and painted on some bedliner. - lol

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   Pelipeth | May 22, 2009 07:59pm | #11

   He's (the homeowner) is going to try some or one of the thoughts posted here. Thanks...

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   junkhound | May 22, 2009 08:38pm | #12

   My S10 truck hood was vibrating, sprayed a can of 'great stuff' all over it, damped out the noise pretty good.

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   PeterJ | May 22, 2009 03:50am | #3

   Auto body supply should have these or something similar, use something like a laminate roller to install

   http://www.tooltopia.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=26636&utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=cse&utm_term=FIB116&utm_campaign=googlebase_18u

   or from a car stereo store,  Dynamat has several possibilities, sheets or paint on

   http://www.dynamat.com/index.html

    

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   Pelipeth | May 22, 2009 12:42pm | #7

   That's a neat idea....Thx

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   ponytl | May 22, 2009 05:01am | #4

   scraps of torchdown have worked well for me... apply heat with a plumbers torch and stick em on....  i used this on the sides of cabinets where a dishwasher went...  made a huge difference...

   p

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   Pelipeth | May 22, 2009 12:43pm | #8

   Thx's

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   xxxxx | May 22, 2009 06:06am | #5

   I had most of a gallon (the only size I could buy) of sealant left over from when I installed my dust collector.  Used it to apply several coats along with some fiberglass cloth and mat left over from some other projects.  DW was very pleased.

    

   Paul