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

Best thing i got for our car.We have an Aygo, and it sounded hollow when you drove it. Doors sound like an aluminium can when tapping it or opening/closing the doors.It is especially visible onve you pass the 30 mph on our British roads, really noisy and echos throughout the car.I have put this on the door, boot and wheel arches. And it is if you drive a completely different car.Ot took me about 4 hours to fit this to the car. You remove the door covers, cut the material to measurement, peel the paper sticker, place it in place and firmly press it on (i used a roller). Fast, easy and effective.These 4 hours I spent on fitting this to the car, was the best thing I did. The ride quality is completely different and provides really relaxing and quiet journey.

I used the Noico on my classic Corvette C3.As this car is fitted with a 5.7 litres V8 engine after 30min drive the heat coming out of the engine bay was making the drive uncomfortable so I decided to use a heat shield.This is my winter project ( writing this in November) so ask me in Spring/Summer how this stuff performs, but from the installation point of view I can state the following:- This is a proper stuff and feels a good value for money- it is very easy to cut with kitchen scissors- it forms nicely to a required shape and stays that way, so fairly easy to install (note: for a bigger areas do not peel all the backing paper at once -it becomes more flimsy, and rather peel gradually as you go)- it stick nicely to all surfaces. If not pressed it can be peel off and sticked again.- it does smell a bit but the “aroma” is not pungent and pees away after a couple of days.

Bought a pack to reduce the compressor noise of my air source heat pump.Wasn't bad to begin with - already some insulation, but it was fibre-type insulation which works mostly heat.Was curious to see if it can be quieter.Was a little skeptical. It's just uncured rubber - all it does is add weight to a panel to move it's resonant frequency to a lower one, while absorbing a small amount of energy.Also bought a set of rollers (highly recommend for proper adhesion). Used about 1/3 of the pack.The sheets go on very well. Not too sticky - can be reposition before it's fully pressed down. When you roller them on, the adhesion is superb.The aluminium is a nice thick layer. Rolling the mat over sharp screw-ends, I couldn't get it to pierce through without a lot of force.Didn't have access to 1 side of the compressor and below, so it's not fully finished, but already I noticed a big difference.Low frequencies eg light load, noise level is about half, compressor is barely audible from 2m away. At full load - higher frequency, noise reduction is about 25% I'd say. Definitely worth the effort so far.Definitely worth thinking about what you're trying to achieve. It works amazingly to reduce 'tinny' sounding metal enclosures. Sound is an air vibration, and if it comes from vibrating panels, this will kill the vibration and therefore the sound being re-transmitted. It's not a sound barrier. Enough layers of it will act as a sound barrier, but at the cost of weight.It's heavy!!!

Baught for my Vw caddy. This stuff is good but it comes folded. So when your applying the folded part it just leaves it looking a bit poor. Although it will.be covered its just a bit of a shame. Plus makes it harder work to apply due to all the bends. But other than that it does work, sticks on really well and more a less simple to apply and does the job

Really happy with this product, it's easy to work with and gives a very effective result for sound deadening. My project is still ongoing so I can't speak yet to the insulation effect, but on the panels I've applied this to it makes a huge difference in the sound. I'll be buying more!A couple of minor points not so positive. The sheets are each folded in two places, which is understandable as that's the most practical way to box them up, but when you unfold them it's almost impossible to smooth out the permanent crease created by those original folds.The second point isn't really a negative as it's just part of working with a thick foil like this - it's extremely sharp!! You might want to consider using gloves when applying it, or just be really careful to use a roller or something other than your fingertips, especially when tucking down the edges of a sheet.On the whole I'm very chuffed with the product and I'm planning to buy more to finish the whole project with this stuff.

So let's start with the most important fact, this stuff works and it works incredibly well. Panel vibration literally disappears, any clunking or rattling noises become a distance murmur and the added weight turns your van doors into Rolls Royce doors.I've fitted it to nearly all the panels on my van and backed it with an MLV closed-cell mat. My van is now as quiet as my old 2016 Mini!The fitting can be difficult but as this is a percentage covered type product you can slice and cut shapes as you wish to cover those difficult to reach places. A good roller is a must!A few additional points, I compared loads of similar products on the market and this by far offers the best bang for buck. It does make a difference to the thermal insulation of the vehicle, the temperature changes less often now and also if you place it near speakers it will dramatically improve you stereo, on my transit custom I use to run with the bass at +6, I know run it at -1!!!I think at this point I have bought four boxes and I couldn't be happier! 5/5 product!