Zhengmy196 Mil Car Heat Sound Insulation Mat Automotive Noise Deadening Mat with Rubber Roller Auto Sound Deadener Self Adhesive Heat Insulation for Hood Ceiling Door

Thick and hardened up my hollow obs doorEasy to cut easy to install 9/10

I was upgrading my spears in my Tacoma and figured a bit of sound proofing may help improve the sound of the speakers. This was an understatement as adding this budget sound deadening material not only improved sound quality by decreasing road noise it made the overall driving experience in my Tacoma phenomenal. I can have quiet conversations with my wife while enjoying soft music in the background while rolling down the freeway. My wife was instantly impressed with how much quieter my vehicle was. I did not sound proof the entire vehicle either, yet had dramatic results. I applied the sound deadened to the back of the cab and the inner part of the four doors. I did not go overboard but the change has made this my number one mod to my Tacoma.Adhesion of the material is great it cuts easily with razor knife or scissors, I ended up preferring the scissors to cut with, and the rollers really help lock the material in place.The only down side is the plastic backing sheet is hard to get started, and can tear when pealing it away so you really have to double check that the sticky side is fully exposed when applying the material. I would highly recommend this product.

This material was very easy to work with. Installs fast because the 1/4”x1/4” grid lines on the foil side assist with the measuring and marking. Easy peel and stick

I ordered this for a boat engine hatch. I opened the box and it was not what I was thinking it was.Reluctantly I installed it anyway, and much surprised at how well it worked! Easy to install, no sagging or falling off, great sound deadening, and disperses some heat.4 stars for the heat dissipation. Otherwise it was great!

sticks well , cheaper than kilmatt and works just as well if not better

Looked somewhat durable to me when purchasing. the sticky inner part is junky foam that didn’t stick well and tears easy because the foam part is as thin as regular kitchen tinfoil. No good. And the transfer tape that goes on the sticky part is thin plastic that is wrapped around items to seal them at the store. Pain in the butt.

Product was as described but was with out the rollers. Instead of sending it back, I just bought two rollers to be able to finish the project. I was working on.

Installed in a 1968 Dodge truck looks great!