Speaker Box Carpet Fabric Black: Car Trunk Truck Auto Automotive Liner Speakers Subwoofer Interior Cover Roll Carpeting for Sub Box Polyester Fiber Material 47 X 65 in 21.25 Sqft（Folded）

Comes folded with creases but the material is quality. None of the carpets come in rolls, if they do they are too pricey and too thin. You can either use staples or spray adhesive. The size and thickness of the carpet is a good value. I chose the black color and it is a true black.

My husband bought this to make a trunk cover for our son’s car. My husband did t want to buy the super expensive one from the dealer and he is very mechanically inclined so he used this to make his own. It matched the rest of the interior perfectly.

I used this to recover a Roland KC100 amp that was given to me by someone who had cats. As noted by others, it does have creases where it is folded, but after applying to the cabinet, I can't tell where they are. Also covered an old Mini-Brute Bass amp. Cats again! That turned out fine too. Both cabinets look 100% better. Sticks well with some 3M 77 spray adhesive.

Top quality speaker box covering, easy to work with and worked well with my project. Great value for the level of quality!

Quality

This is a nice product.

Worked great for covering custom built speaker cabinet. I've read complaints about folds in it, but if you use the right materials, I had no problem. Additionally, if they're that particular, doesn't anyone know how to use a cool iron to press them out. My cabinet turned out better then a prior one with material that cost more.

This carpet gets the job done, but let’s be honest—it’s not exactly premium quality. It’s thin, feels cheap, and definitely has that “made in China” vibe. If you’re looking for something affordable and functional, it’s fine, but don’t expect anything high-end or durable.That said, it does work for basic projects or as a temporary solution, so it’s not all bad. Just know what you’re getting into—budget-friendly, no-frills, and not built to last. It’s decent if you’re in a pinch, but I wouldn’t rely on it for anything long-term.