Kilmat 50 mil 50 sqft Car Sound Deadening Mat Sound Deadener Material insulation

Description

Kilmat 50 Mil 50 Sqft Car Sound Deadening
Brand:
Kilmat
Part Number:
KLM5050
Type:
Butylbased with AluFoil
Exterior:
Foil with Kilmat logo
Thickness:
50 mil=0.05 inch
Total coverage:
50 sqft
Number of sheets:
47
Sheet size:
9.8x15.7 inch
Best price comparing to other brands
The best price for 50 mil automotive butyl and foil sound deadening! KILMAT 50 mil is just $ 1.25 per 1 sqft! You are not just buying an excellent quality product but also saving more than 20 % comparing to major brands on a market! It turns out to be more cost-effective solution!
Base material with an optimal performance to price value!
Now everyone can easily eliminate the annoying road noise in the vehicle. We've designed the product that pretty efficiently handles the rattle and reduces noise while being affordable to almost everyone. Kilmat would deaden the entire car for the same money that would be enough to only insulate the doors using the expensive brands material.
Material effectively deadens the background noise
Automotive self-adhesive insulation consists of butyl. KILMAT sound deadening has a total weight of 0.35 lbs/1sqft. This weight ensures optimum efficiency and sound insulation that could be possibly gained from 50 mil thickness material. KILMAT 50 mil is light weighted sound deadening material!
Easy, hassle free installation
Audio insulation KILMAT has a special indicator as to if it is installed correctly. The special embossing on the foil must be rolled out with a roller till it is plain smooth, then you'll be 100% sure that the insulation is set correctly and professionally! The sound dampening material comes in handy size sheets which make it easier in terms of cutting and installation process!
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Quantity of material needed per vehicle class ( in sqft )
Model of a car
Firewall + Floor
4 Doors
Roof
Trunk
Total
Subcompact B
26
26
13
24
89
Compact C
28
28
16
26
98
Mid-size D
30
30
16
28
104
Full-size E-F
32
30
17
31
110
Compact SUV
32
32
20
32
116
Mid-size SUV
32
32
27
35
126
Full-size SUV
37
34
32
34
137
Full-size Pickup
28
34
15
0
77
Disclaimer:
This calculation is an approximate estimate and might contain some deviations. Please refer to your vehicle instruction guideline for more accurate dimensions.
How to install
Please read the instruction carefully up to the end! This is really important as the efficiency of soundproofing doesn't only depend on the material you use but largely on the installation sequence as well. Please note that incorrect installation of a sound deadening material might lead to undesirable results or no results at all.
Decide what part of the car you want to insulate first: roof, floor, doors or a hood. The insulation of each parts of the vehicle has its own result and contribution to overall outcome. That’s why we recommend you to soundproof all parts of the car for the maximum soundproofing output. Locate the guideline instruction to your car on the internet and carefully read as to how to dismantle a certain panels.  Be careful when you take off plastic trim parts to avoid breaking the fixings! Very detailed information can be found on automotive forums. However, If you have any questions, you can email us and  we reply you back with a detailed response within 1-2 working days.
Remove the remains of the factory insulation once you have dismantled the interior ( you need to do that if the factory sound insulation is damaged or not properly fixed). You can leave it there if it’s still in a good shape. Properly clean and degrease the surface prior to installation of deadener. It has to be dry and clean! It won’t be properly fixed and may not last long if you apply the material on a wet or dirty surface. Use a degreaser and dry clean rag for the Step 4. We also recommend wearing gloves and air the room from time to time while doing it. * Pre-try the degreaser on a small spot before using that on a painted or plastic exterior.
Measure the pre-cleaned surface of the prospective spot that you are going to treat. We recommend you first make a pattern of an appropriate size on paper and then transfer that to the insulation sheet. This will help you to place everything accurately and avoid wasting the material. Use a stationery knife or construction scissors to trim the desired piece of insulation sheet. Be careful and use gloves for your hand protection.
Try to locate the piece of material onto the prospective surface of a car without removing an adhesive paper. Make sure that the material covers it.  Now it’s time to remove the release paper. Please do not remove it at once. You need to do it gradually for a better adhesion. Now when your sheet is ready to be used, lay that down to the surface and let it glue. Properly flatten the sheet with hands to avoid air bubbles between the metal and insulation material. Use a roller for rolling down the foil as a next step. You can find a special pattern on the foil that helps to see if it's rolled down properly. You have to roll down the foil till it is plain and smooth, and you cannot see the convex foil texture.
It is important!
In order to install soundproofing material you would need:
Auto sound deadener KILMAT
Stationery knife or construction scissors
A roller for rolling out sound deadening material
Gloves
Degreaser
A cloth for wiping
A pen for marking
Please note:
Material for inside use only
The allowed temperature is from -49F to 212F
Don’t use the material in high temperature parts of the car such as exhaust pipe
The material cannot be reused after dismantled
The material can be used only on clean dry metal surfaces
Please observe safety precautions