Car Audio Sound Deadening Rolling Wheel Roller for Auto Application - Heat Abatement Mat Wallpaper PU Deadener Seam Roller Review

I bought it to put a muffler on a car. The reel has smooth-running ball bearings and the reel compound is soft enough to negotiate curves and bumps. The grip seems strong enough. I applied a lot of pressure and the handle didn't bend. Feels good in hand.

I really like this roller. Feels good, has nice smooth roller bearings. Not a cheap bike on a free wave. I use it for Dynamat car insulation, custom decals and traction tape. I'm sure the traction band is eating the wheel, so I use a rag as a barrier between them. Works great, would buy again and recommend.

I use this to ensure envelopes and self-adhesive labels are fully sealed. It is very well made and the material itself reminds me of a skateboard wheel - sturdy but grippy. The handle is comfortable to hold, making it much easier to roll back and forth. I've had it for a few weeks now and am very happy with it so far.

I used this roller to install the soundproofing on the inside of my fairing. Perfect size for work, arrived next day and in perfect condition as promised. The roller is made of a soft material that also provides excellent sciatica pain relief when I roll the roller over the pain area. This is a double action device. I love it and recommend it to everyone.

I bought this to roll out the soundproof mats I installed on my classic car. The roller uses ball bearings and is therefore very smooth-running. The material of the reel is perfect for the job and the wooden handle is strong and feels good in your hand. Another feature I wasn't aware of when I bought it was the curved steel end of the handle, which is great for pushing into tight corners that are too tight for the reel. your arsenal.

very strong. I'm 6ft 5in / 270lbs and really leaned on this and put a lot of effort into this reel when installing the 80mil KilMat on my rig and the reel is holding up well. No loose handle or bearing. Hasn does not bend or deform. Except for a few small dents on the reel head itself from rolling over sharp edges etc. as good as new. Definitely worth $10 if you're installing pressure sensitive stuff like DynaMat, KilMat, etc.

I used this roller to install the muffler all over the trunk of my car. It worked to an extent, but I also bought some knurled metal rollers (versus this smooth rubber roller) which made the muffler sticking MUCH better. I had to apply a lot of pressure to get it to work. That squeegee helped smooth it out so it looked better once applied, but who cares in the trunk? I think the value of this tool depends on what you use it for.

I bought this bead to maximize adhesion of some of the sound absorbing materials I bought. Typically with cheap reels, I've found that the wooden handle breaks after a few uses due to the pressure you have to put on the material. I don't hear any premature cracking of the handle, the roller is pretty solid and has good contact with the material I'm working with. This role stays in place and stays true. The roller wheel itself does not vibrate and spins smoothly and freely like a wheel on a…