Saw a shop roll at a local dealer and need help identifying it.

-70sq ft
-"Quiet Car" label
-cardboard cylinder w/ plastic white caps stapled to cylinder.

dealer said it was Brown Bread, which of course is now called B-Quiet.

any thoughts?

cheers
Thanks.

 

I recall a certain container that looked just like that... my bet is on brown bread...

 

Brown Bread and B-Quiet are different products made by different companies. B-Quiet did sell Brown Bread for a while though in addition to it's own products.

My bulk pack of Brown Bread came in a carboard cylinder with white end caps as described.

 

Nice.. so is brown bread good? Is it "melty?"

it's interesting that they say "Note: Brown Bread has been replaced with B-Quiet Ultimate"

maybe they bought up the other business?

 

B-quiet as a retailer replaced the brown bread product, which they did not manufacturer, but purchased 3rd party. With B-quiet ultimate as it;s substitution in their line up.

Brown Bread works great, but in extreme heat it can melt.

 

toronto heat? Thanks for the reply.

 

black car in the sun on a humid day.

 

Zero issues. Applied mine sometime in 2002 (rear quarter panels & deck lid mainly) and it is still in place with no problems.

Car is dark grey...

Made sure surfaces were properly prepped before applying, but that should be standard procedure regardless of what brand is used...

HTH.

Cheers!

 

I have multiple layers in my doors. Car is dark metallic grey and it's been in there since2004 with no problems.

 

4 rolls of brown bread in my car for the past 4 years (black) not a problem, love the chit.