I just installed B-quiet Brown Bread under my carpet and on the back wall. While the noise reduction is ok, I am hoping to get a lot more from doing the doors. Has anyone in Houston done their doors in B-quiet? Have you had any problems (melting, running, smell...)? I was happy with the quality of B-quiet and will probably go with it for the doors too (since Dynamat is way overpriced). Thanks for any help.

 

...Dynamat being "overpriced" (yes, the "Extreme" is expensive), and yet have second thoughtsa (enough to ask) about the B-Quiet running in the heat.

I can't tell you what to do, but until I hear B-Quiet tell me emphatically that their product won't run or drip over a 140F asphalt road, my "outdoors" truck couldn't have anything other than Dynamat Extreme. I had great results from doing the back of the (regular) cab, floor, and doors, all in one fell swoop. Quiet as a mouse, but can still hear what's going on in front.

 

I can tell you from personal experience that B-Quiet will melt and run like icecream if applied to external surfaces. This is in New Orleans and in the last weeks with 100+ temps the B-Quiet actually liquifies and drips. It holds up (barely) on interior surfaces. I would use it for the floor and nowhere else unless the truck is used north of the arctic circle.
Hmm, another month of high heat and all my b-Quiet will be gone. Then I'll get Dynamat extreme.

Fritz