🚗 Enhance Your Car's Acoustic Performance with FatMat Self-Adhesive Rattletrap Sound Deadener Bulk Pack - 50 Sq Ft x 80 mil Thick with Install Kit Review

It's amazing how well this thing works. I've used it to shut down (help) a Ford E350 diesel van, sort of a Sisyphus task, and to my great surprise, it really did an amazing job. I was able to reduce the weight of the van from 84dB to 78dB by covering the entire floor. They say 20% coverage is enough, but that's not the case if you're really trying to silence something. More is better here.

Easy to cut and install if you are patient with bumps, corners and contours. The glue is pretty crazy and when you have to tug on it to make adjustments, it leaves a mark. There is a slight resin smell to the adhesive layer, but I didn't notice that until I installed it and it didn't seem to be sticking. I installed it on the walls, floor and ceiling of the van to reduce the cave effect. and removed part of the sounds from the outside, turning the body into a giant drum. The end result was…

Possibly the worst product in the world. I installed it in my complete 1985 VW Vanagon Camper in hopes it would help with the noise. I put it on every flat piece of metal throughout the car. I removed all of my interior including all cabinetry, panels and insulation in order to attach it. It worked great for several months until the smell started catching my attention. I found that the entire muffler had started to melt into a black goo. I am currently removing this horrible product from every…

So far, so good. I installed this on my Superduty which has a rattling diesel exhaust. I'm still working on installing all the carpets but the rear seats seem better at the moment. I also have to make doors. That takes time and patience. Cut into smaller workpieces and save yourself the headache. I tried working with a 66" x 18" strip and almost immediately realized it was WRONG. I had to cut it into three separate pieces and edit them one by one. I had to use a heat gun to really warm it up…

Attached to the outer panel of our doors and what a difference! Not only is the cabin quieter, but I hear a noticeable improvement in stereo sound, especially bass. This material is thicker than a standard muffler and costs a little more, but I think it's worth it. Closing the longer doors on our two-door now sounds like closing a refrigerator door. It takes a while to measure and cut properly, but it's really easy to set up and then roll into place. A little heat with a hair dryer or heat gun…

I used the entire cockpit of a 2006 Silverado 2500HD with this reel. I need another scroll to finish the doors and roof. This is my second machine the noise of which is deafening compared to the first I used as a dynamometer. I like this product more than Dynamat. It took about 12 hours to do just the cabin. The interior of my car comes off fairly easily. So if you have a car with a lot of panels etc, this could be a problem. I didn't install my audio system, but the volume and clarity…

This is a great material I was a little worried at first about the scary stories about it melting the whole car, I live in Florida. and cut off a small piece, attached it to a piece of plastic and left it in direct sunlight for a week with no problems. I covered everything I could in the trunk without crashing it, but covered large areas of flat metal, didn't make a trunk lid (but I can when I see how much I have left) and did the same with the backrest of the Seat bottom and side panels. I had