SmartSHIELD 16" x 28ft., 36 Sq. Ft. Car Noise Sound Deadening Mat, Heat Insulation Closed Cell Foam - PE Foam Sound Deadener - Self Adhesive (Thickness 118 mil / 0.118 inches / 3mm)

Used this for padding my interior to reduce vibration… works great..

Worked good for my application in my truck cab just wish was more sticky

beautiful goods

Out this up in the basement where needed. Seems to be working and holds up well. Light weight and easy to use.

More than one member of my household suffers from misophonia. Though, I imagine that the sound of rock hitting metal can bother anyone. We have tons of rocks to move and the ringing is annoying, especially since it is to be done over and over.We also worry about bothering our neighbors.This was the perfect solution for us. I cut pieces to fit our wheelbarrow and, after cleaning it well, stuck them right on. Will it have sand stuck between pieces? I don't doubt it. Will I need to figure out unique ways of washing it? Most certainly. Do I care? Not in the slightest.The first time I shoveled rock into there with this product inside, it made a shush sound. Literally the quietest I've ever heard rocks hit anything. I can reapply this twice if I need to, but I've been using it for days, several loads of rocks a day, without having any issues.I also used some to add a barrier on light poles so that the firefly lights we added wouldn't clang against it as they blow in the wind. That is more functional, not pretty. I had to strap those down as I applied it when the temps dropped below 50. I am not concerned.Bottom line: Would I order again? Yes. Would I gift? Yes, if I knew someone in need of it.

I used this as a duct liner for my HVAC system. It works to dampen sound but it's not as sticky as I would have liked.

Winter is here in NC and we have so many stray cats in the area we live in. My husband and I used the bulk of this product to insulate totes we made into "houses" for many of the kitties to give them some shelter from the cold temps as well as rain, ice, and what little snow we might get (Though some winters we get really surprised!). The insulation itself was easy to cut using very sharp scissors and is very sticky. It must be working because instead of the usual places they go, many of them are snuggled up with each other inside with the super warm sherpa blankets we bought to bunch up in each "houses". We also used this product to insulate around the door jam to the main doors of our home and it worked great for that as well.

Even though I rolled this product flat prior and cleaned the surface properly, it still continues to peel off and does not stick well at all. Would need an additional adhesive to make it stay.