I used the the B-quiet the first go around but they have now become very popular AND very expensive. For the RRC project I bought a bunch of the Noico 80mil and it seems to install just as easily and is just as messy! The B-quiet was twice the price and came in a 50' x 12" roll. The Noico came in box with a dozen sheets of 2' x 3' (folded in half). It's a work out installing it with the roller but the sheets were very easy to work with and cut to fit. In the 110 I installed it on the inside of my doors and on the inside of the outer footwell panel too. But I have a full neoprene sound deadening kit installed over the seat box, tunnel, footwells and lower bulkhead. That does a good job too. But I really should put some in the box in the back too.
Originally the cab side of the bulkhead was lined with a thick sound absorbing, insulation type material (about 10mm thick). It was in such bad shape I pulled it all and installed an 11mm thick closed cell foam material I bought on amazon too. It was much less of a mess to work with then the black bitchimum stuff.
I have a steel roller you can borrow for the job if you like.
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haha That white truck-looking thing in the background. It took years of convincing, but the wife finally approved! The biggest task now is to try to keep the "I told you so's" for all the issues from all the friends at bay... 