AggSound Auto Sound Deadening Material 394mil 24sqft Sheets - Car Sound Deadening Mat - Automotive Heat Shield Under Hood Insulation Sound Dampening Foam for Audio Noise, Roof and Trunk

I applied this under the rear seats and in the trunk. Took me 1 - 2 hours.. I think there is almost no sound difference..

Perfetto, usato sulle pareti all'interno del vano di carico di un ducato, come protezione da urti e l'insonorizzazione è notevole.

In principe goede matten maar er zijn kwalitatief betere merken. Het merk dat ik in het verleden had gekocht is helaas niet meer beschikbaar op Amazon. Na zoeken deze besteld. De set komt met aluminium isolatietape maar helaas plakt dat slecht en zit er papier onder wat je er eerst af moet halen. Uberhaupt niet nodig voor deze isolatiematten. De matten zelf zijn voorgesneden, tenminste, kleiner gemaakt om in de doos te passen want ze zijn alles behalve recht afgesneden. Gelukkig zit er op het papier wel een print met 1cm×1cm ruitjes zodat je het alsnog recht kan knippen, al levert dit wel een hoop ongeruikte kleine stukjes op wat jammer is. De matten plakken wel goed en ben tevreden over de thermische isolatie die ze bieden.

Used it on my home stereo box and it worked perfectly and added a good sound to the stereo. Well worth the price.

Works great and very affordable for the thickness, I’ve use similar products in the past and this is just as good as the more expensive stuff. Works better for heat insulation then it does for sound deadening but will definitely get rid of the “ting and twang” sounds you get from metal fenders, panels, etc. I picked up the 36sqft precut squares to put in the hatch after repairing sunroof drain lines that popped out of their fittings and decided the spare wheel well was a better spot to drain all the Pacific Northwest rain 🤦‍♂️ anyway since I had the back all taken apart and since I’d taken out the oem (moldy) jute I needed to replace it with something so it didn’t sound like I was driving outside of the vehicle. Needless to say this stuff worked amazing and even had enough to do under the hood as well. If your trying to dampen sound for a subwoofer then I’d recommend going with the buytl, it’ll work much better but if you want something heat oriented with a little sound dampening that is lightweight and easy to work with then the foam is the way to go. Would recommend taping all the seams with proper aluminum tape to maximize results and give everything a more professional appearance. It’s worth mentioning this stuff is fairly thick so it may be difficult to snap panels back in place in certain areas so it if it’s a tight area then use some thinner material especially if you put over the holes that the clips go into. Assuming you tape the seams you’ll have nice transitions and just because nobody will ever see your work doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be done correctly.