Siless Black 80 mil (2mm) 36 sqft Car Sound Deadening mat - Butyl Automotive Sound Deadener - Noise Insulation and Vibration Dampening Material (36 sqft)

I've installed this in several cars and trucks over the past 5 years and have had 0 issues with it. easy to install, peels off easy, easy to cut with a razor blade\ box cutter. in my personal 51 ford, i installed in on the inside of the roof. it has held up for several years in the NC heat during the summer. no sag or releasing at all. it dampened the cabin noise greatly and is especially noticeable in the doors and truck lid. great price.

2017 Subaru WRX STI.This stuff is flat out amazing and hard to describe the difference it makes for not just music but also plain daily commute. I did about every inch inside door, sealed the door and used the trim to cover the panel-back. One box got me HEAVY coverage on 3 doors but NO QUESTION ordered another because this stuff is definitely going on rear dash, trunk, and may do whole floor pan. Tips: BUY A ROLLER SET. Also throw a clear sheet of (garbage bag) plastic on your door, sharpie around it then trace on cardboard and cut out. Do one front and one back and BOOM, you just made your pattern for the other side too and saved yourself hours. Don’t try and do a panel without a pattern, much easier to have it, and throw it on there and stick it down done. This stuff is not a quick project, but if you are considering, you know what you are getting into and WELL worth the effort.I did one side of the car and left the stereo stock and tested it against the other with none and will tell you it made the stereo(HK Premium) sound just about good enough to consider leaving. The side with the Siless was just crazy quiet and music was clean and tight like never before. It was louder than the other and you could “feel” the music coming from that side of the car.In all EXTREMELY impressed with the product. Very mild smell when working with it, but none in the car now that down and that is in CA heat.

I've used several competitor products and this one is at least as good as the others. I love that it's not covered with the company name or silly logos as I was installing on the inside of a work van where it can be seen. Application was a breeze. Great adhesion and easy to work with.

2010 Jeep JK - 4 Door: I did sound proofing on the entire Jeep floor. Easy to install, good quality. Just keep in mind the sheets are folded twice so they are pretty large. I personally like to work with smaller sheets as it requires less cutting. The large sheets would be really good for a large flat surface, but with all the bends and twist, I find working with smaller sheets are easier. I did two other trucks in the past and was less cutting.Just a note to Jeep guys: I bought two cases and it was not enough for the entire Jeep. I was short like 4 sheets, so had to buy another box.Other than that product is great, cuts, sticks and shapes well.

Excellent. Used in a truggy to reduce noise and create climate control and it worked great and was easy to install. Used both layers recommended, phase 1 and 2, and then installed the carpet over top. It drastically reduced the noise in the cab.

I'm restoring an old car and I fabricated new floors for it, and throught I'll go the extra mike and add soundproofing under the carpet since the original floors had it from the factory. This product is fairly messy to cut as the butyl rubber is like goo and ends up on your blade or shears. Definitely wear gloves and have paint thinner and rags for clean up handly. I also bought a roller to help with the install.The results are what I was looking for - consistent thickness, no question about it sticking to the floor and firewall. One more thing done.

This is really easy to install and looks great in my 65 Mustang trunk because I didn't want the expensive stuff with the logos. It's simple to measure thanks to the lines on backing and rolls out pretty smooth. Some people mentioned an odor but I didn't notice it but it will a bit soft if you work in the heat and some it will stick to your hands. After the trunk I have quite a bit left over for the interior floor pans as well. It's just as heavy and sound deadening as the silver type from Russia which I have and can't get anymore.

I love the stuff, wish it was cheaper but its dino mat really, so at least its cheaper then buying name brand. Have 3 boxes of this stuff smacked down in my 2006 extended cab 2500hd. Quiets it down from road noise somewhat, not really, but the main reason I bought it was so that my back panel would stop making noise when flexing from the subwoofers thumping.It sounded like someone flopping a piece of roofing sheet metal in the wind before this stuff was on. 2 boxes of this siless on back wall and while it still slightly flexed, it made no additional noise and there was more bass outside of the truck.