🚗 Enhance Your Driving Experience with KILMAT 80 mil 36 sqft Car Sound Deadening Mat: Unleash Optimum Audio Clarity, Dampen Noise & Insulate Your Vehicle! Review

Good product, worth the money. It is easy to work with, especially if you preheat it with a hair dryer. The blades are small and handy, I would prefer larger blades for my application. It was enough to do a floor and full doors on a Chevy 67-72 pickup.

this product is ok a little stiff and much more difficult to install than the noico brand of the same size 80 mil 36 sq. ft. breeze due to the fact that it is more pliable. It took more work to roll this product than other noico.

I bought this fake muffler for a 1965 F100, I put it on the roof, doors and behind the seat and wow! what difference does it make, the truck no longer hums and vibrates. These mats rotated day and night and I had about 1/2 left, I didn't completely cover the inside of the roof, doors or behind the seat, I just wish the truck was quieter. It worked and I would buy again.

Bought to complete my soundproofing project. I still have to do the roof of the car. Much thinner than the CDF tiles I bought at a noise canceling store. I would buy from them again but the guy backed off. I used Dynamat Extreme (too expensive but good product), opened the Kilmat box, very thin and light. I don't want to waste my time installing it. I am returning this box and will try noico. This material also has a slight odor, I'm afraid it will smell like my new Wrx.

Earned. A few things. 1) About a week before installation, start doing intense yoga, 1000 push-ups/squats, oh, and do one of those arm exercises yourself, squeeze things and just go nuts. 2) just go ahead and get 100 sqm. Legs. . Stop lying to yourself. 3) Keep the plates warm, if not hot. 4) Make 1 door first. Click / hit hard on it. Then compare it to another door. Here's your answer if it's worth it. 5) Completely strip your salon as if you stole an item and sell it for parts. 6) take some…

Basically a copy of a DynoMat clone but at a fraction of the cost. I love that it comes in sheets as rolls are a pain but using them. Most of the surface can be quickly cleaned, glued and smoothed. I love that the product has a guide pattern so you know you've smoothed all areas of it. This made a huge difference to my heavily modified 2017 Subaru STI. It eliminated about 85% of the noise from the inline 3 in the exhaust. Now I can have a conversation in the car at high speeds, which was…

Very impressed with the performance of this product. I've bought and used another brand for about 3 times the price and I think this thing works just as well. Build quality isn't that great to be honest, but for me it didn't affect the installation and how well it dampens noise and vibration doesn't seem to matter that much. I put it on about 40% to 50% of the walls and ceiling of a van and the tin can feeling is long gone. I buy more of these for doors and floors and save a lot of money on…

I have purchased and used Noico and other butyl based floor mats on my car doors. This killmat is not as sticky as others, even when heated with a hair dryer or heat gun. It's relatively easier to work with since it's not as sticky. However, how well this Killmat adheres to metal is debatable. It is very important that the mat remains sticky to the inner metal of the outer door. I will check after this winter if the killmat stays on the metal. So far, Noico has been effective in reducing road…

I have upgraded/upgraded my cars many times over the years and installing a muffler was the number one thing. Sure, a stereo/amplifier/speaker upgrade at the same time makes a big difference, but it's also expected to make a big difference. The reason I say the muffler is more transformative is because it improved things in many unexpected ways beyond the expected road and mechanical noise reduction. Background on my car: - Medium sized long cab pickup - 2006 but only 40,000 miles so enough…