A self-adhesive sound deadening mat for the panels that make a car noisy — the bonnet, the doors, the boot floor, the roof lining. Closed-cell rubber foam with a foil face, cut and stuck straight onto clean bare metal.
Key features
Rubber foam core with a reflective foil facing
Peel-and-stick backing, so no glue or spray adhesive is needed
Cuts panel drumming, road roar and rattles from thin sheet metal
Foil face helps reflect radiant engine and sun heat away from the cabin
Fits bonnet, doors, boot and tailgate, chassis, wheel arches, interior walls and roof
Cuts with scissors or a knife to fit around brackets and holes
How to use it
Strip the panel back to bare metal, clean it and degrease it, then cut a piece slightly smaller than the area. Peel the backing, lay it down from one edge to push the air out, and press it flat with a roller or the flat of your hand.
Good to know
Fitting decides the result. On a dusty, oily or rusty panel the adhesive will lift, so surface prep matters more than the number of layers. Sound deadening reduces panel noise — it does not soundproof a car. We do not hold a fire rating for this material, so do not fit it against exhaust parts, turbo housings or any other hot surface.
