Did it keep the heat out of the cab?

Do u cut away kiilmat for like the small screws or did u just poke holes for those?

hell yea thank you man needed this, got a 78 el camino im working on and never done this type of work thx

What mil is best (thickness)

Im interested on the weight too?

Bruh my civic don't make all that noise 🤔 ek sedan, only have sound deadening in the front doors & back dash. Sound more like suspension noise in your car

Nice work! Any idea on how much weight was added?

I've used the 36 sq.ft. kits in two projects, both Jeep Cherokee's (XJ) '89 & '87 at different times. I knocked around to find the places where it needed to be used, but also under the rear passenger seating as that's where the shocks and leaf springs mount up to the body of the vehicle's. The roof and quarter sections, beside the floor and transmission tunnels had it installed. Kilmat is a great noise decoupler, but I also installed 4mm closed cell foam insulation (Siless) after wiping down the area's with denatured alcohol in a spray bottle as needed. While the floor was wire wheeled and cleaned, then treated with Herculiner bedliner. I suppose I should grab the GoPro and do a video for example on post up on my edu-tainment KZbin channel (not for profit). Please note that when needed the rectangles gave me basic a reference when I needed to cut it with a fillet knife and a straight edge, if/when I needed a smaller piece. The product has no smell, nor any off gassing even in the summer heat should anyone wonder on that. I do suggest two rollers, one for smaller crevices as needed and a larger one for larger area's for best application. The adhesive is really sticky, which is why I insert pieces into the doors then peel away the backing as I go to place it. Not before.

What happens if you put a nother later?

That's maybe not a scientific test but a dang good one

Is this for making outside quiet?

Hello, I have a pretty loud car with my straight pipe and no cat. Will this help with the drone or loundness from my exhaust when driving. The inside of my car is way ti loud and looking to quiet the drone.

Does this also serve as insulation to keep the inside cool.

Would you recommend the 100mil over the 80? Im looking to upgrade my sound system in my car, will be using deadening on doors and resr deck metals

Bonjour, pouvez vous me dire qu’elle plaquage avez vous utilisé ? Et qu’elle épaisseur ? Svp

Buen día mi estimado, una pregunta, cuantas cajas necesitaste 🤔

Why 2 layers

Si it’s better to overlap kilmat panels?

Did you put your carpet back on your jeep after you finished installing the kilmat? And if so, did you run into any fitment issues due to thickness? Thanks for the video!

I did this top to bottom in my blazer I got pictures plus I went out and got a foam layer that I just took the carpet and everything back out to put in lol once I get it in I've got the set up I'm going straight to competition and if you want you can support me I'll back you up

Used to all the noise driving a cargo van for many years. Probably worth it for me to do the ceiling (rain) and wheel wells for sure.

That’s the quietest ram I’ve ever smelt

I love this. I have a 91 crx and that’s how bad mine is. But I also got a 3 in 1 mat that has close cell. Hope it works when I get around to it!!😂

Why are you not using a handheld roller to press the mats down?

Always scuff and paint the floor with some rust proofer and a top coat of paint "before" just laying the kilmat down. Once it's installed you will have a hard time going back and fixing any rust issues or painting the floor.

Is damping on the 4 doors enough to reduce cabin noise?

I actually liked the before and after sound comparison, thank you!

I don’t find that there’s much of a sound difference. Thank you!

Des gants pour poser ça ...... on voit qu'on à affaire à des bricoleurs du Dimanche !

Thank you for showing how to do it i do have a question whats the material you used for insulation and where to purchase it thank you again

Which do you recommend 50 mil or 80 mil ?

"Making it less noisy and more comfortable" said absolutely no honda civic owner ever

Got a box ready to go in my 96 Z28!

why don't you use it to around the wheel wells? I believe a lot of the sound from the road is coming from those areas and not so much the wind.

Thank you for sincere review. I was thinking about sound deadening using similar mats but it really looks like too much work for little to no effect. I might use it just for few places that resonate when knocking (doors and bottom trunk) but I won't do the full covering.

That escalated quickly

Fake n gay

how much was able to be covered with one box??

From far away it looks like a custom wrap. Great job you guys.

HELL YEAH!!!! Going for number 2!!

Looks pretty awesome!! Does the ceiling application make it difficult to install the headliner??

Fucking awesome dude!

Did the sound proofing make any real difference?

Could this 100mil version be put on the backside of the wheel liners as well? My only concern is if it could hold up to the temperature..

You don't need killmat if using Thinsulate acoustic/thermal insulation

What % of killmat I bought a 2017 Mercedes-benz sprinter 3.0 v6 cargo van I plan to use killmat to help get rid of that car hollow sound then insulate havelock wool before I begin the build

Will this stuff stick to a rolled in bed liner on floor panel?

and the difference in the temperature?

how many boxes do you need it for the jeep?

Am getting Walter White vibes from him lol