Design Engineering 050146 Boom Mat Black Sound Deadening Headliner Compatible with Jeep Wrangler TJ with Factory Speaker Pods (2003-2006)

The Mat is awesome! At first i didn’t think the price was worth it and the material would end up being cheap foam i could’ve gotten anywhere that would be hard to clean and collect dust and stains easily. I was pleased to find the material was thicker, more durable and had a cleanable surface than imagined and easily installed. I found a reduction in road noise especially from my roof rack and KC lights, and a significant increase in maintaining the inside temperature. I ran the hot air on max high for an hour and the snow on top of the roof hadn’t melted at all...and it was about 28-30 degrees out. Very pleased. Note: it did fall down after 3 days. Be sure to apply plenty of pressure when applying and try to let it sit even longer than 45 minutes especially in the cold. I called them up for a solution as to what they would recommend i go out and buy so as not to ruin the product and instead they sent me their high temp spray glue free of charge, no hassle and arrived two days later from across the country. Very very pleased with the product and customer service. RECOMMENDED

It's just foam. Nothing but foam. So it's massively overpriced. Every piece is folded in the box. These have been setting out on the shop floor for days and the creases still haven't diminished. I'm debating if install them or return them. I didn't expect to have to buy a steamer too.

This product may seem pricy (because it is) but you get what you pay for. Description does exactly what it says! -noticeable noise reduction: I can hear my own thoughts on the freeway now -a/c insulation works like a charm too -overall heavier feeling to the car when driving INSTALLATION: Now the big question... can you do it yourself without taking the top completely off? YES. And it’s really not that hard: Just stack some shop towels on top of one another and wedge them between where the hardtop seal meets the windshield frame to get enough clearance while you work. Take your time, line everything up, and make sure to not stretch the foam because it will if you pull on it during application. You’ll probably need to trim the foam cutouts but nbd. Make sure to superclean the roof with sprayaway 2-3 times before you apply anything!! 1 month later: no sagging, adhesion as good as it was on the first day. Love how quiet my yeep is now.

the sound barrier works and fits fine, however, the adheasive on the barrier will not hold the unit to the roof ofthe jeep. I even cleaned the roof with alcohol. If i did not have net across the seating area the unit would fall over the drivers eyesight, NOT TO SAFE. I will have to remove the unit and find a better adheasive to hold the units to the roof.

I mainly bought the boom mat headliner because I recently bought a hardtop tj and I live in the desert where temps can reach the 120s. Even though it's stll January I can already tell a big difference in direct sun on a 60 plus degree day. Also made a huge difference in the acoustics of the jeep, it's so much quieter now even the radio sounds better. I was initially kind of worried that the grey would not match well with the factory Khaki color interior and there weren't alot of good pics on the internet to give a good idea what the actual color looked like up close. After installing it though I think the boom mat color compliments the factory interior just fine.

Easy installation. Would recommend you use 3M headliner spray adhesive for a little better bonding. Noise reduction is great can actually hear the radio now.

I bought it for the thermal protection, but if I had know it would improve the sound of my radio this much I would have bought it just for that! The radio sounds great and as a bonus the Texas heat is kept out!