Cabin noise

Evil Sports · 03-22-2012, 05:46 AM

Frost King worked for me too and so far no so called smell.

rebe945 · 03-22-2012, 06:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Evil Sports

Frost King worked for me too and so far no so called smell.

Smell. Theres no smell.

Bonzo · 03-22-2012, 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by rebe945

Smell. Theres no smell.

You really need to read this entire thread. Frost King has been discussed numerous times prior to your post yesterday.

Some people have posted up bad stories about this stuff not taking the summer heat well, and basically melting inside cars, creating a stanky goo that's basically impossible to get rid of. I guess only time will tell for you if it's true.

For me, why waste hours of time, hours of being uncomfortable, and the chance of mucking up your car, just to save a few bucks? We are not talking about the difference of $1000 to $100, we are talking the difference of like $150 to what, $50? That's just being cheap. See my post just above for more thoughts on this, and how I myself was cheap about this.

rebe945 · 03-23-2012, 07:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Bonzo

You really need to read this entire thread. Frost King has been discussed numerous times prior to your post yesterday.

Some people have posted up bad stories about this stuff not taking the summer heat well, and basically melting inside cars, creating a stanky goo that's basically impossible to get rid of. I guess only time will tell for you if it's true.

For me, why waste hours of time, hours of being uncomfortable, and the chance of mucking up your car, just to save a few bucks? We are not talking about the difference of $1000 to $100, we are talking the difference of like $150 to what, $50? That's just being cheap. See my post just above for more thoughts on this, and how I myself was cheap about this.

I thought I was the first to use Frost King. Ive never seen anyone else mention it previously. Well time will tell.

RiCharlie · 03-23-2012, 07:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Bonzo

You really need to read this entire thread. Frost King has been discussed numerous times prior to your post yesterday.

Some people have posted up bad stories about this stuff not taking the summer heat well, and basically melting inside cars, creating a stanky goo that's basically impossible to get rid of. I guess only time will tell for you if it's true.

For me, why waste hours of time, hours of being uncomfortable, and the chance of mucking up your car, just to save a few bucks? We are not talking about the difference of $1000 to $100, we are talking the difference of like $150 to what, $50? That's just being cheap. See my post just above for more thoughts on this, and how I myself was cheap about this.

Agree..They should just take a piece and put in in a 120 degree oven for a while and see what happens before doing something that might ruin the car just for the sake of $100 dollars..

03-22-2012, 05:46 AM	#1 (permalink)
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