🔇 Dynamat 10612 18"x32" Superlite Tri-Pack Sound Deadener - Self-Adhesive Set of 3 Review

After using Stinger Roadkill Dynamat can even keep up. The Road Kill is 100% better in every way, it's thicker and lasts a lot better.

It's amazing! I used it to put in my trunk to mute the sound in my Mustang. It is very easy to install and does the job. It's a bit pricey though, so I'm not giving it 5 stars.

This is the best I've just ordered to make the rest of the doors and part of the floor of my truck. I also used this to kill a drone in my mustang, the trunk floor is covered and it sounds better now (empty trunks are really loud due to road noise and exhaust noise).

Fantastic product. Take your time with the installation, use standard rollers and you will notice a clear difference in the sound of your car. It was used on a 1993 Dodge 4x4 diesel truck. Very satisfied and highly recommended!

This material is ideal for creating calm in the car interior. I've used this for most of my interiors and what a huge difference it makes in keeping out street noise and you can listen to music and have a conversation without turning up the volume! Great product, I will buy again!

This thing is bee knees. I bought enough to insulate my entire Scion TC. You don't realize how boring these cars sound until you put that in and compare it. The deep thump of my doors and side panels is a dull shadow of the horrible PLANG the car was making before the dynamat was installed. For $500 and a lot of effort I managed to make my car as well insulated as a high end luxury car. The difference is very noticeable.

I think the product is great and it did what it was supposed to do but it was heavier than I expected despite being a 'model' Super light. I have mixed feelings about the whole concept. From all the work it takes to get the rugs out and rolling everything up, and all that it adds in weight, I think these alternatives might be worth considering. Depending on the car, noise reduction options may be available, as well as chassis stiffening options such as frame braces. If I had to do this again, I

Hard to compare to silver as I've never seen anyone use silver in moderation, always 100% coverage and usually with photos to prove it. Since I used both MLV and CCF I went with lighter materials so I didn't have to compare them. I used the recommended 25-30% coverage in combination with MLV and CCF and reduced the exhaust noise that turned my hatchback into a thunderous hum by a solid 8dB. All things work together, so I doubt I can really say how useful that was on its own. It was easy to put…