Condition:New Brand:Silent Coat Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:47510112404478 Placement on Vehicle::doors, trunk, floors, speaker boxes, firewalls

4mm Vibrodamping Material by Silent Coat 15.36 sq ft

Description

Silent Coat Extra 4mm vibration damping product uses mass loading to lower panel resonance and absorb structural vibrations, converting them into low level heat. Stop those nasty rattles, eliminate road and outside noise, insulate your vehicle and dramatically improve the sound of your car audio stereo system.

Silent Coat 4mm sound and vibration damping product is a polymeric based damping material with a supercharged adhesive. With an Aluminum surface and a unique military-grade composition, it has been proven to be extremely efficient at the conversion of vibration to thermal energy. Silent Coat Extra is very flexible which is very important as it allows it to properly adhere to a contoured panel. It can be installed anywhere in your vehicle, but is perfect for damping floor board

With military grade construction and highly effective damping, Silent Coat Extra Damping Mat is already the choice of many car audio companies.

Silent Coat 4mm Extra Damping Mat

4mm Thickness
Sheet size 375 x 265 mm or 14.76″ x 10.43″
12 Sheets per box
Coverage (15.36sq.ft)total per box
4mm Thickness
Butyl Construction
Mastic High Adhesive
0.1mm Aluminum Top Panel
Special Deep Tension Anti Resonance Top
Weight 7.0kg/15.4 lbs

Applications on Vehicle

Doors
Trunks
Floors
Speaker Boxes
Tail Gates
Firewalls
Panels

Q&A

Question: How easy is Silent Coat to install ?

Answer: Silent Coat is super easy to install ! Just 3 simple steps....

Measure and cut Silent Coat mat to the desired size and shape
Simply peel back the white film from the mat.
Position the Silent Coat piece you have cut to the correct location and use the provided roller to adhere the pressure sensitive adhesive.

Question: Why is there an Aluminum top panel?

Answer: Silent Coat's 0.10 Aluminum top panel is the thickest on the market. This aluminum layer helps protect your vehicle from heat in the summer and cold in the winter. Silent Coat remains extremely flexible allowing you an easy install in any temperature without ripping or tearing.

Question: Why is flexibility important?

Answer: The flexibility allows you to easily install the product to all the contoured panels of your vehicle providing an airtight seal. The tighter the seal the better the dampening results.

Question: Will I have a problem with the glue sticking to the surface?

Answer: Not at all ! Silent Coat uses a Supercharged Mastic Adhesive glue to give you the Best adhesive available.

Less Noise More Music

Our Product speaks for itself. It is simply the Best Sound Deadener on the market.

Some testimonials from Silent Coat Customers:

" It's very easy to apply-very-very sticky..."

" Easy to cut and easy to apply and nowhere near as messy as some other products that I have used. I'm very impressed ! "

" Very pliable and sticky...so nice and easy to apply ! "

" Great Quality and very impressed with how much it cuts down on the outside noise. I feel like the car is more solid now. My stereo sounds so much better ! I'm one Happy Customer ! "

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Shipping Terms

We have a reputation for extremely fast shipping. We ship within 24 hours of receiving a cleared payment. Most items shipped within the US are sent Priority First Class USPS mail.

Payment Methods

Please pay with Pay Pal. If purchasing more than one item, we will be happy to combine shipping to save you money.

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