Sound Deadening Mat - Automotive Noise Insulation With Adhesive Layer 65" x 39"

Description

Whether you’re a road warrior or an occasional driver, there’s nothing more distracting than road noise. It may require you to turn up your car’s audio and even cause excess vibration on critical parts in your car. It might be time to think about upgrading your car by installing quality insulation.
A heat-resistant and durable self-adhesive sound-deadening material that designed to prevent road-noise, minimize rattling parts and even improve audio fidelity.
The easy installation is one of the biggest factors that DIY insulators appreciate. Another positive is that the sheets are flexible, making them easy to mold to your desired positions.
A budget-friendly option for sound deadening with an 1/4" thickness. The aluminum coating and self-adhesive benefits make this a great alternative to pricier brands.
The special insulation indicator clearly identifies whether you have installed this product properly, making it a goof-proof solution. This insulation can also be used on various locations in your car.
This is an ideal solution for audiophiles who want to boost their bass and sound quality without turning up the volume. Plus, it can be cut to fit exact dimensions.
Tips
Please note:
Material for inside use only
The allowed temperature is from -49F to 212F
Don’t use the material in high temperature parts of the car such as exhaust pipe
The material cannot be reused after dismantled
The material can be used only on clean dry metal surfaces
Please observe safety precautions
Not all sound-deadening insulation materials come with all the necessary accessories for installation. In some cases, you'll need a roller, which may need to be purchased separately. Always check the full list of components for a successful install.
If you live in warmer climates, always check to confirm that the material you're considering purchasing is rated to work properly in higher temperatures. Not all materials are designed to function properly in the heat. Some can even degrade, emit noxious odors, and ultimately fail to block noise.
Some insulation is easier to install than to remove. If you think there's a chance that you might need to replace insulation after a period of time, always check to confirm the complexity of the removal process.
FAQs
Q: I want to insulate a part of my car where mats and pads might not work. What should I do?
A: There are a variety of options when it comes to materials for sound deadening insulation. If you're attempting to insulate an area where mats or woven fibers aren't ideal, consider using a sound dampening spray. Just note that sprays can be more complex to apply because they require using a compressor accessory.
Q: What thickness should I consider when buying sound-deadening materials?
A: Thicker is better. Sound-deadening materials like mats and woven products are measured in MIL. At a minimum, look for items that are at least 50 mil thick. But if you're hoping to replicate that luxury experience, opt for higher thickness. Products that are at least 100 mil will be ideal. You can also purchase materials that are thicker than 100 mil
Q: How much sound deadening material do I need to purchase to insulate my car?
A: This will depend on the level of noise reduction you're hoping to achieve. If you're only trying to reduce the faint sound of road-noise, you wont need as much insulation as you would if your car sounds like the windows are always down. However, you should take into account that you will need to insulate common areas on your car such as the floor, roof, trunk, doors, and firewall. Always measure these areas prior to purchasing any materials to ensure you've bought enough to complete the process.
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