Sound Deadening Material, Heat Shield-Reflecting Engine, Exhaust Thermal 72"x39

Description

The noise can come from all over — tire hum, engine whine, wind, exhaust, nasty rattles and vibrations — which is a lot of noise to compete with your music. Road noise is irritating and can greatly impact and make any custom car audio system sound like mush in no time.
The good news, however, is that you can reduce the road noise to a reasonable level by installing a sound damping material work like magic.
They eliminate speaker resonance and cut down on road, tire, and engine noise, keeping unwanted sounds out of the cabin. This translates to tremendous sound quality gain. All in all, sound deadening materials are very effective at creating a more acoustically friendly environment for your car audio components - speakers and subwoofers.
Features:
※Our products are made of special materials and have High Noise Reduction , Thermal Insulation Properties , Non-flammable , Flame Retardant
※Every Insulation Pad is High Temperature Resistance ,Easy to Cut and Install ,Strong Adhesive Backing ,Waterproof， Compared with other people's products, we have the following advantages, High Thermal and Acoustic Properties , Durable Outer Cover Material for Tough Environments
Specifications：
Thickness:1/4"=236mil=6mm
Extremely light-weight, flexible, & crush resistant
Creates a mold & mildew resistant vapor barrier
Non-toxic & fragrance free (Will not smell)
Very easy to cut, handle, & install
Temperature Rating: 200 Degrees nominal
Core Material: Polyethylene closed cell foam core
Outer Material: 99.4% pure polished aluminum reinforced facing
Reinforced / Crush Resistant: Yes
Mildew & Mold Resistant: Yes
Water resistant: Yes
Non-toxic: Yes
Sound damping material has different size for:
Doors
Trunk
Floor
Hood
Exterior Bulkhead
Firewall
Engine Compartment ,
Boot
Wheel Arch
Body Panels
Load Floor
Notice:
Please allow 1-3cm error due to manual measurement and make sure you do not mind before ordering.
Please understand that colors may exist chromatic aberration as the different placement of pictures.