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Green Glue Compound

Soundproofing Glue to Reduce Airborne Noise: Try Our Green Glue

Green Glue Soundproofing is just another way to reduce the noise coming through your wall. A very easy to install material that is used between two layers of drywall. Green Glue has a unique formula that will add to your soundproofing. Green Glue is good to get rid of airborne noise and works perfectly with our Sound Clips and MLV Sound Barrier. Green Glue is easily applied with a caulk gun and comes in 28 oz tubes. This green 100% recycled material is a perfect do-it-yourself product for small home projects.
With Green Glue, New Florida Soundproofing suggests that the second layer of drywall gets staggered from the first layer. What this means is that you don’t want two joints to line up. This technique allows no noise to be able to come through the seams of the drywall. See pictures below for more information.
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  • Increase the STC rating up to 16 points
  • Apply between any wall board type.
  • 1.5 to 2 tubes per 4'x8' Sheet
  • Works to reduce both high- and mid frequencies
  • High Volume Discount
  • Non-toxic material
  • Uses a standard 32-oz caulking gun

Recommended Coverage

  • 1.5 to 2 tube per 32 square feet or per 4′ x 8′ sheet.
  • If low frequency performance is the primary goal and budget is not an issue, use 3 tubes per 32 square feet or 4′ x 8′ sheet plus other soundproofing material. Green Glue is NOT made for low frequency. 
  • 1 – 5 gallon bucket will cover 365 square feetNever use more than 3 tubes per 32 square feel or 4′ x 8′ sheet
     

Improves Sound Blocking

Adding this layer to an existing wall increases mass, limiting sound transmission through walls and ceilings. Although it isn’t tailored for low‑frequency noise, it’s an excellent complementary upgrade for a comprehensive soundproofing system.

Please Note:

While Green Glue is an effective ingredient in a sound‑control strategy, it shouldn’t be the sole solution. It excels at dampening airborne noise like speech but does little to curb impact or structural vibrations. For a fully balanced system, reach out to New Florida Soundproofing.
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