Noico 80 mil (2 mm) 36 sqft (3.4 sqm) car Sound deadening mat, Butyl Automotive Sound Deadener, Audio Noise Insulation and dampening

Used this on my 1970 Monte Carlo, huge improvement inside the car. applies well to clean surface and goes a long way if you take the time to cut and measure.

Just a little tip. Goo Gone easily removes this from hands and clothes after your done. The material applied easily and deadened a lot of road noise in my 2015 Mazda 3 Hatchback. 1 pack (36 sq ft) did 4 doors and floor pan. Needed another 20 cu. ft. (bought 2 of the 10’ packs separately) to do the hatch floor and rear wheel wells. Oh and make sure you buy new panel retainer clips (I used Autex’s) since some of the original ones will break when you remove them. Doors now shut solidly and the ride is much quieter.

Best bang for your buck on sound deadening

Product is delivered as advertised, highly recommended

Worked as intended.

Good stuff

Lined the floor and firewall in my 68 Camaro. Forms and sticks to the floor very good. Does a excellent job and much cheaper than the name brand.

I like it. It does a nice job, and although I didnt have a roller, once it heats up in the sun it goes on really nice. (It was around 70, and was already getting too hot. So dont let it get too hot before or it will get sticky) I rolled it with a large round smooth end of a screw driver and got the same effect. It does have a little smell to it though. Its only been a day. Its faint but it does have that tar type smell that Im sure will go away once it sits a while. Id give it a 5 if it wasnt so expensive. For what your buying, it seems very expensive. I bought 36 sq. ft. thinking I would do the entire doors while pulling them apart to replace speakers. I only ended up using one piece because I didnt know my truck already had sound proofing in it other than around the speakers. It really does make a difference in sound quality and the noise the door makes when it slams shut is dampened. I layered a large piece inside the door, and then strips all around the speakers.

I did a lot of research and it seems to perform exactly the same as Dynamat would yet instead of $300 its less than $100.... BUY THE ROLLER. It doesnt come with it and a friend gave me theirs and every who said its worth it was not wrong. I did not use gloves but yes, be mindful as when you cut it, it creates sharp edges and I definitely got a few papercut type slashes but in my opinion far easier than having gloves on.

My husband is restoring a 1991 GMC Vandura. He says it worked fantastic. He was VERY satisfied with the quality of this product and would HIGHLY recommend it to anyone who is looking for this product.