I would try adhesive butyl rubber.
It is heavy for its size and will stick to metal under water.
Weatherproofing Kit
It's great for pranking the dude that can never seem to park right.
Just stick some to the top of his tire and the first revolution it will pick up every rock it finds.
Then they are stuck in the tread and he will spend HOURS picking gravel out of the tread.
It is heavy for its size and will stick to metal under water.
Weatherproofing Kit
It's great for pranking the dude that can never seem to park right.
Just stick some to the top of his tire and the first revolution it will pick up every rock it finds.
Then they are stuck in the tread and he will spend HOURS picking gravel out of the tread.
No, it is a very sticky and heavy 3/16" thick rubber tar stuff.
We call it Monkey Poo or Bear Crap cause it never comes off (it will with GOO Gone).
It's very similar to the substance used in Dynamat.
We call it Monkey Poo or Bear Crap cause it never comes off (it will with GOO Gone).
It's very similar to the substance used in Dynamat.
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I'm building a speaker with Eighteen sound XT1086 horn, and it rings quite much on free air. When it's screwed thigtly on a cabinet the ringing dampens quite a lot. But I treated my horns with a butyl mat, the difference is clear, as can be seen on this video: Eighteen sound XT1086 horn ringing and damping - YouTube
