NORSMIC 0.7lb Metal Car Sound Deadening Roller - Premium Smooth Sound Insulation Tool for Noise Reduction (1PC - 1.69 inch) Review

Very well built heavy duty reel head that does an excellent job of reducing fatigue in use. I love that they have actual bearings in the head instead of just a metal shaft and they have a lock nut on the end to retighten if needed. Haven't used them yet but compared to others I've seen and used they look and feel much better overall quality. This is a great buy and value.

Very comfortable to hold and the roller is fantastic. There are no rough edges to damage the soundproof sheet and it is strong enough to stick well to uneven surfaces. Very solid metal construction, not like cheap plastic from the hardware store. If you're rolling up the interior of a car or truck, this is the tool of choice, and it's small enough to get into tight spots like door cavities.

The product itself is well assembled and fully functional. The quality is definitely 5 stars. The only reason for 4 stars (maybe a little unfair) is that I'm not sure if this tool is necessary when installing butyl mats - it sticks. Still compressing areas like the ground where it will stick. Much more difficult to use in small doors and other cavities. Have better luck with a smooth-action screwdriver and devices with smaller handles for tiny areas. Definitely not a pro at this, so take my…

This roller has been touted as superior to other silicone, rubber or wooden rollers due to its superior construction and not requiring as much force. It's bullshit! You have to use the same force regardless of what the roller is made of. And what about the fact that it leaves marks on the soundproofing so it doesn't roll up the same surface twice? This is also BS. You can easily see where you folded the material and you don't need the tabs to show you. I soundproofed 4 of my cars and this…

The first one I bought was from a different seller, different design and it didn't work damn it ! This is an absolute MUST when installing soundproofing or soundproofing. Soundproofing is mandatory for everyone who has a subwoofer in their car. I recommend this remedy to each of these people! Make the installation process quick and easy! Make an adjustment to avoid annoying rattling and give your bass a good kick! If you've heard of Killmat and love bass, use this tool to install it. The…

I bought this roller thinking it would break halfway when fitting a 36m2 muffler. Feet, as has been the case with previous rinks for me in the past, but it wasn't. This video is HARD! It has real ball bearings so it rotates stably and rolls well. The all-metal roller was new territory for me, as flat rollers made of wood are often used. I wanted to try that because the new sound absorbers have a waffle structure for visible adhesion when applied. Works great but be aware I live in the desert…

I bought this roller to apply sound absorbing material to the dog house (engine cover) of my camper van. First, he's certainly doing what he needs to do - roll out the material. The way it's done I feel like I should have bought the rubber/polyurethane version instead. I like that the reel is metal. It has some weight and really presses on the material. What I don't like are the teeth/grooves on the roller. Of course, this makes it easy to see where you've been because the film has been given a