just got mine done...kevin's a nice chap and very informative with sharing experiences about the product....thanks buddy for your time

i'll provide a more detailed feedback in the next few days...overall the most noticeable is the muffled vibrations and noise while going over bumps or potholes.....let the foam cure a bit more and i'll access the other improvements then

to the other 3 customers (u know who u r) there...a friendly shoutout...was nice meeting u all

cheers

I highly recommended his foam If you guys want to try, please contact him and I'm sure you won't regret. The price is very reasonable and product works just as good as Autofoam (which charges cut throat price).

I owe the seller a review and now that it has been one week already, this is a review I have to make. I will try my best to give an unbiased one.

Pros:
- Improvement in areas of soundproofing. E.g All the noises from tyres, vibration, road, exhaust that were previously amplified through the hollow chassis are now dampened.
- Slight improvement in chassis rigidity if any. This could be placebo effect btw.

Cons:
- One week after, I had the opportunity to remove the excess foam sticking out of the holes near the exhaust (with rear tyre removed). Mind you, these were not removed by the installer (couldn't access?). I felt it in my hands and there were soft! I could dent it with my fingers easily and the dent stayed there. At that moment I doubted how such foam strength like that could stiffen up the chassis. No doubt chassis foaming does help stiffen the chassis, but much of it depends on the density (measured in kg/cubic cm or lb/cubic inch). Unfortunately, this product is disappointing in this area.
- The chassis foam used is a product also used in the construction. Any claim of "designed for automotive use" is pure marketing hype.
- They are not fire retardant class B2.
- I think the price is not THAT reasonable. You could obtain the product for self DIY at a fraction of the cost (assuming you're handy).

I understand that my review my be short-lived, but I hope this gives another picture to the all favourable reviews found here.

Pm-ed. See you soon.
DIY if they have the knowledge, need alot of trial and error but, once you inject wrongly into the chassis, either too much or too less, you cant remove or top-up anymore. Then you will regret and money down the drain also.

DIY is fun sometimes but not for chassis foaming. Lots of precaution have to be taken care of. At first we also thought it was easy but no, people who sell DIY bottles are putting words like air, "any average joe can DIY" , you guys can  try but be extra careful as its no turning back. The amount of foam going in is also crucial. The type of foam also crucial. But with 4 bottles for RM75 each would end up RM300 , i also charge you RM300 for a complete job.... then DIY also same price but with all the risk involved.

i think the gentleman already mention this to you - if somespots are missed, you can come back and re-foam it.

On the topic of KL auto , i too have area's which were left unfoamed ( undercarriage package). Reason why - i went to IceCube for some silencing of road noise and the was a requirement to remove my front fender. When i opened my fender, i saw hollow section of the undercarriage beam that was STILL Not foamed.

Desmond, i know ur here and i know u will remove the fender and COMPLETE your foaming on my undercarriage eventhough it has been 3 months since i came for foam

From what I read from the last 2 messages, we need to lower our expectations on the product? From what was advertised, the product promised to improve handling & reduce NVH.
Now end-users are claiming we have to lower expectations (win some, lose some) to get better handling but a noisier car? Seems like false advertising...

Furthermore, why does a person need to pay more for additional soundproofing when the foam is expected to reduce noise levels, although not by much, because the seller is unable to ensure all areas of the chassis is foamed completely & correctly?