🔥 High-quality 315mil/8mm 16.36sqft Auto Heat Insulation Pad Underlay Foam with Self-adhesive | Effective Sound Deadening and Automotive Dampening Mat | 60"x 40 Review

Easy to install but take the time to measure and clean the mounting surface. The material is very malleable and is easily cut with sharp scissors or a new utility blade. Looks great after installation.

I added this product in addition to Dynamat to regulate noise and temperature in a classic Mustang. The combination of the two significantly reduced road noise and made the car interior much cooler. , highly recommended.

I liked this product. I installed it in my car door which was a little tricky. I ended up cutting it into squares. Peeling off the foil in the car door is a bit tricky, the material really sticks. It is best to wear nitrile gloves as you will need a good cleaner like motor fluid to clean your hands.

I am using this product to replace the original foam pad next to the motor on a sailing boat. This product is much better than a gasket and there is no more moisture or water in it, the grip is good and you can overlap or double it. Before the diesel noise was present in the boat I can still hear the engine but it is much quieter, definitely a good solution for a sailboat and the price of the box is affordable. Use the rest for one of my classic car projects.

Used this with a butyl muffler in my Tacoma. I like that it's one big sheet, I cut it in half and there's enough for two doors with a little bleed. As mentioned before, make sure you measure or estimate coverage by eye. Once filed, it's there forever. If you try to remove it, the foam will come loose and the adhesive will be left with the foam stuck to it. It compresses well. I put it in and then put on a new 6x9 with adapter rings (cut out a hole for the speaker to fit). It shrunk perfectly…

Purchased as a cheaper alternative to the $50+ neoprene sleeves available for portable air conditioning vent insulators. It worked better than I could have imagined. The circumference of a 5.9 inch vent pipe is 18-19 inches. So with one of the 40X60's cut to length you get a nearly seamless and flexible 120" bleed hose cuff. Insulates a lot better than I was hoping for and I'm not sure what others have tried to glue it to but the glue is too sticky. All I know is that I'll be taking on another…

The adhesive is impressively sticky. If it doesn't stick, you haven't cleaned the panel surface well in advance. And you DID use a brier, right? This is good stuff; don't scold him if you've been careless. Despite all the nonsense in the description above (what cotton?), it's just neoprene foam that you can stick onto large panels to muffle the noise a bit. It's not a miracle product and it can tear, but it sticks like crazy and you can't reposition it after a few seconds. Glue it anywhere…