S'martMat Top Choice: 90 Mil Car Sound Deadener Material (15 Sqft) - Superior Audio Noise Insulation Reduction & Butyl Insulation with Unmatched Strong Adhesion Review

Installation was quick and easy. I used it to line the trunk of my Civic spare tire which was making a lot of noise. Noticeable difference in noise level. The material was thick, sticky but pliable and generally easy to work with.

Anyone else have one of those metal wood look patio tables that are cheap and tinny sounding when used? I just put it on the bottom of the table and now it feels and sounds solid like real wood. Absolutely delighted with the performance of this product.

As we all know some of the new cars are all plastic and they make amazing rattles...this product will remove 95% of the rattles if left on for a long time installing the subwoofer section. In my case a 12" L7t in an SUV. Only rattles from the tailgate and full panel sunroof remain, but no product has yet been applied to sheet metal in those areas. Prior to installation, it rattles like a tin can of bullets. now nice and clean.

My washer and dryer are in the back room. If the door is open you can hear them. I removed the covers from the front of both panels and attached a strip down the center of each panel. I'm guessing 10 x 20 inches. I am very satisfied with the results, no the combo is not quiet but I measured about 2 dB quieter and deeper sound. That's bearable for me. I also drew the top of the heat pump's water heater cover. This is 5th Gen Rheem and the supercharger is audible. I taped a 10" strip around it…

peel off speaker fairings thought hmm a little cheaper ($) a little thicker and a hell of a better looking foil on the back not what you are i'll see, the floors in my car since the carpet was out of the water was only 90 mils. I was thinking how good it could be damn it sticks great and folds better than others (softer) and is thicker (a bit), but hey it's hard to believe how well this works, having worked in audio for 25 years I can assure you I can tell the difference and it really strikes…

I've used Resonix, Dynamat Extreme, SDS, Second Skin Damplifier Pro, Stinger Roadkill, Noico and Killmat in that order. In my experience, they will all do the job for the most part. Resonix and Dynamat cost a little more but are effective with less volume (i.e. less product), which is good if you're doing something that benefits from light weight. . It is heavy and easy to shape. It's sticky but can be changed upon application. The textured surface is good for knowing where to apply more…