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Product ID: SELQUIETCOAT-5

Included items in this product:

  • (1) SELQUIETCOAT-5 Quiet Coat 5 gallon pail

QuietCoat is the leading sprayable viscoelastic polymer for noise and vibration damping. For use on steel (iron, galvanized, stainless), aluminum, brass, copper, alloys, plastics, PVC, composites and other nonporous materials.

Used by major OEM’s worldwide to reduce noise and vibration in their products at the lowest cost and weight.

Benefits:

  • Highest performing damping coating today
  • Fully ROHS Compliant
  • Ultra-low VOC’s (qualifies as a Zero-VOC product in all 50 states)
  • Meets the highest industry flammability standards
  • Less expensive, easier to apply, more effective, thinner, and weighs less than older technologies
  • Anti-fungal and anti-rust capability
  • Vibration damping results in less noise and vibration and reduced metal and joint fatigue

 

QuietCoat Applications:

  • Computer cases
  • Consumer electronics
  • Appliances
  • Factory process and material handling
  • Numerical controlled machinery
  • Lathes, vibratory feeder bowls
  • HVAC, air handling units, ducts
  • Elevators, escalators

QuietCoat is currently being liquidated! Prices below are valid online only and while supplies last. For questions, call Gary Hudson at 804 346 8350.


SizeLayer ThicknessDrying TimeCoveragePrice
5 gallon bucket 0.02"-0.06" 72 hrs

200-400 sqft

(40-80 sqft/gal)

 $240.00

**Call for quantity discounts**

 

For more information on this product, contact our sales department.

Product Questions & Comments (10 items)

  • Thank you for your question, Britt. QuietCoat does not dry clear, but light gray. You may view the 'Car Application Video' in the Download Center on the right hand side of this page to get a better idea of the color.

    Aimee Sanford - Acoustical Solutions, Inc.

    16 Positive

  • Would this work to help music noise that is traveling to an upstairs office from a studio? The studio space has tin ceiling panels. I wondered if I sprayed the ceiling and walls with this, and then painted over that, if it would reduce noise leakage and improve acoustics within the studio (lessen echoing). Thanks!

    Alison Zemanek - AliCat Fitness

    16 Positive

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    Using QuietCoat would have some effect, but in your case it would be easier and more cost efficient to use AudioSeal Drop Tile Barrier. Here is the URL to this product:

    http://www.acousticalsolutions.com/audioseal-drop-tile-ceiling-barrier

    Please don't hesitate to contact me at mdb@acousticalsolutions.com or 1-800-782-5742 ext.11 if you have any more questions!

    Matt Boughan - Acoustical Solutions, Inc.

    12 Positive

  • Could you paint over this product and still get the full benefit of the product?

    juan Farias -

    4 Positive

  • Hi Juan, No testing has been done on this in particular, but I talked with some of our Technical Sales Reps and they agree that a thin layer of paint should not interfere with the vibration damping ability of QuietCoat.

    Aimee Sanford - Acoustical Solutions, Inc.

    1 Positive

  • Hi, Just wondering if this is the same or similar to what used to be marketed as QuietCar. If so, what is the shelf life? thanks.

    Dennis G. -

    3 Positive

  • Hi Dennis, You are right, this product can be used the same way as QuietCar. QuietCoat should store fine for quite a long time as long as it is kept in a dry area, shielded from direct sunlight, and kept from freezing. You should store it between 45 and 100 degrees Fahrenheit. There is no specified shelf life, but QuietCoat does come with a 90 day limited warranty. Please call us for details: 800-782-5742

    Aimee Sanford - Acoustical Solutions, Inc.

    3 Positive

  • can this product be used on existing drywall and then painted over?

    tim - architecture

    4 Positive

  • Hi Tim,

    QuietCoat isn't usually used on drywall as it performs its best when used with metal and other nonporous materials. If you are looking for a damping compound to reduce airborne sound transmission through walls, check out QuietGlue Pro. You would use this material with a new layer of drywall which you could then paint over. (http://acousticalsolutions.com/31~quietglue-pro)

    Aimee Sanford - Acoustical Solutions, Inc.

    2 Positive

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