Review on 🚘 Noico 80 mil Car Sound Deadening Mat: Premium Butyl Automotive Sound Deadener for Audio Noise Insulation and Dampening - 36 sqft (3.4 sqm) by Joe Griggs

This product is causing a stir. I did the outer and inner lining of all 4 doors on my station wagon. As a result, 7.5 out of 9 sheets in the box were consumed. With a utility knife and sometimes scissors, this material was easy to cut. There are many videos on the Internet showing how to draw and transfer outlines with door vapor barriers or plastic sheeting with a marker. To be honest, this is all exaggerated. The installation process for this absorbent material is a lot easier than I thought. The aluminum back dents easily, so you can use a tape measure to get an idea, make a cut, and then check the fit. In the door panel, just fold things over and make more cuts if needed. The tools I used were utility knife, scissors, alcohol and cleaning cloths, wooden roller, tape measure. The results exceeded all my expectations. Now the doors are much quieter and I feel like my car is slower because I don't hear as much noise from the wind, the road, the engine, the exhaust, the tires. It's a little creepy how much quieter the drive has gotten. This was part of a car audio setup that included new speakers. The speakers run at 110W RMS. The mid-bass power and sound details are phenomenal. I can crank the volume all the way up without rattling. If you listen while driving on the road, even at a lower volume, the whole world seems to have disappeared. Only music comes from the door. Good product.