80 mil 36 sqft Car Sound Deadening Mat, Butyl Automotive Sound Deadener, Audio Noise Insulation and dampening

We got this sound deadner for my boyfriend's work van and it made a huge difference. It doesn't sound like we're traveling down the road in a tin can anymore. Road sound is non-existent. It is really easy to use. I purchased 2 different sizes rollers and used a heat gun to soften the tiles prior to applying to the curved areas and it worked perfectly. Just as good as dynamat. But much less expensive. No odor. We purchased 2 boxes and that completely covered the whole interior surfaces with some left over. Very impressive. Highly recommend. You won't be disappointed.

Great job on noise reduction and sound balancing for my truck. Doors are more solid and less road noise in cabin. Easy to trim to fit and application was pretty foolproof. 10/10 will use again

Love this stuff. It helped so much with road noise. The sheets were a good size and stuck with no problems, even if I had to tear it back up and adjust it. I had no issues with durability. Even driving the car with no carpet installed it never wore through the foil backing.It’s well price and I even purchased again for another project.I would definitely recommend getting install tools.

Great durable stuff that’s an EZ install , it’s A light weight sound deading stick on I use it always on my custom Van projects. And you should tooo…

I bought 3 brands of butyl sound deadener to see which one lived up to the hype and the best value. Measured a random sheet out of each box with calipers in 20-30 spots around the sheet, then weighed on a digital scale.- Kilmat 80mil butyl is 80 mil thick average. Sheet weighs 8.2oz and is 160sqin (10"x16"), which calculates to 19.5sqin per ounce. Sticky, but weighs the least and I could notice an odor while handling it. Sending back.- Vevor 80 mil butyl is 80 mil thick average. Sheet weighs 10.87oz and is 145sqin (10"x14.5"), which calculates to 13.4sqin per ounce. This was the heaviest butyl of the bunch, nice and sticky, no noticed odor. Installing this sound deadener.- Uxcell 80 mil butyl is actually 65 mil thick average. Sheet weighs 9.67oz and is 151sqin (9.75"x15.5"), which calculates to 15.6sqin per ounce. This was the least sticky of the bunch, probably poor adhesion as mentioned in another review, no noticed odor. Sending back. (65 mil = false advertising?)As for sound deadening qualities I'm not sure how Vevor will compare to Kilmat, but Vevor is heavier and it's less expensive.

This is a quality product. I have used it on several cars, and I ordered more for the third time.I will reorder again when I get another of these projects.Just a helpful hint, buy one of those wooden roller tools. It makes the installation, SO MUCH EASIER , and cleaner looking.

I bought a box of this deadener to do the liftgate on my 2015 Jeep Compass. I only have a 12” powered sub, not super loud or anything. I just wanted to reduce/eliminate rattles in the cargo area. I only put this on the plastic lift gate panel, but I might go back and put another layer on the metal.It’s thin enough where you can go over the holes where the plastic clips onto the metal door panel, and then partially cut the holes out to add some extra gripping power for the clips. Just make sure to cut/clear the holes out enough so the clips can go through without bending. But it’s still thick enough to work well to reduce vibrations.Would I use it in a vehicle with a huge system that needed extensive deadening? Maybe not for the main layer. There might be better products on the market for that. But as a secondary or alternative layer for smaller panels or areas? Absolutely. Or if your system is smaller like mine and your sound deadening needs are less severe, this product is just fine for you. Basically, you wanna approach your deadening like your system. If your system is high wattage, high dollar, don’t skimp on your deadening. Get the best product you can. If your system is budget or mid level, this product will work just fine for you if you use it right.I’d recommend buying a set of rollers in the 3 main sizes for sure. Putting on deadening without them is both difficult and less effective. And the different sizes make a huge difference, even for a smaller project like mine.

This stuff is worth the money. Make the inside of my truck and suv alot quieter and helps in keep road noise out. Will definitely get more when i finally decide to do the audio upgrade and need to further cover the doors and interior.