Hi folks,
I replaced the lower half of both my quarter panels. In doing so I ended up with a smooth panel inside the trunk which had no sound deadener on it. have tried all the aerosol cans and none seemed to get that rough texture of heavy rubberized sound deadener Mopar used. I came up with a great product to do this with. And I had it in my shop all along. I just took a quart can of seam sealer and a 3" plastic putty knife. I spread the seam sealer over the entire inner area of the quarter panel. I then took a 4" paint roller which has the plastic heavy loop nap which is used to do textured finishes and just rolled out the seam sealer. The roller just pulled that seam sealer to a rough finish just like the original. It actually hid the butt welding I did to replace the panel. Just spread the sealer on about 1/8" thick and roll it out. Looks just like stock. Just thought I would throw this out to my fellow Mopar folks....
I replaced the lower half of both my quarter panels. In doing so I ended up with a smooth panel inside the trunk which had no sound deadener on it. have tried all the aerosol cans and none seemed to get that rough texture of heavy rubberized sound deadener Mopar used. I came up with a great product to do this with. And I had it in my shop all along. I just took a quart can of seam sealer and a 3" plastic putty knife. I spread the seam sealer over the entire inner area of the quarter panel. I then took a 4" paint roller which has the plastic heavy loop nap which is used to do textured finishes and just rolled out the seam sealer. The roller just pulled that seam sealer to a rough finish just like the original. It actually hid the butt welding I did to replace the panel. Just spread the sealer on about 1/8" thick and roll it out. Looks just like stock. Just thought I would throw this out to my fellow Mopar folks....
