🔇 Boom Mat Sound 2mm Damping Material with Adhesive Backing - Pack of 10 (12.5" x 24") for Effective Noise Reduction Review

This product excels at what it is used for. I installed it on the entire trunk, trunk lid and all doors with 100% coverage. The problem I have is that on this last batch I only received nine 12 1/2 x 24" sheets instead of all 10 sheets. I would have to send it back and get a different box to get the final sheet .And I don't want to wait any longer so I'll have to take this as a loss.Make sure you count your hands when you get them.It's unacceptable!

I bought this set of 4 to hide the chassis under my back seats as the noise of a rear wheel drive drone is a bit annoying on long drives. It was enough to cover everything and it reduced the noise! Anyone sitting in the back seat can now understand the person in front without straining their hearing. Whilst I have not used them for general installation (like around door speakers or subwoofers in the trunk) I can say without a doubt that this was a quality product and the installation was hassle

This stuff works. Good size for automotive applications, feels durable, cuts easily and adheres well. Prefer dynamat as boom mat ships are flat; There is no need to sunbathe or heat up to get a usable product. My initial skepticism was replaced by tighter bass, a slight reduction in road noise, and an overall improvement in sound quality. Apply around the speakers in the door, inside the door (behind the speakers) and on the inside of the door panel. If mufflers were cheaper, I would completely

I have used this mat in combination with a spray. I used it to align the rear of my 2014 Mustang GT viewing autocross and track events. I drive back and forth from the freeway and had to let the trunk cool completely before putting anything under the trunk liner. I usually set up stands, a jack and a few other things when I go to the track (there were no spares in the kit). So, the rear seats removed, everything in the trunk, and then I sprayed the bar mats first. I then put this mat on top of…

I drive a 1989 Toyota MR2. This car has the engine and transmission in the center for weight distribution. When cold, they idle at 2000 rpm, which creates a tremendous amount of noise and vibration. Also on the road, especially on the open track, their cars SCREAM when they hit 65 mph at 4000 rpm. Something had to be done. EXTENSION MAT. I've covered about 40% of the area of the engine cover with stick mat and the results are amazing. I had a lot of bar mat left over, so I applied it to various