Ballistic - Hollow Point Series Door Kit for Most Vehicles - Black

I drive a '99 Volkswagen Beetle 70 miles everyday round trip and if anyone has ever rode in a Beetle you know they were not the best insulated against road noise, especially at highway speeds. I used about a pack and a half doing both my front doors. I used a lot because there is a lot of long flat areas of sheet metal and aluminum on the outershell and inner panel where the window regulator mounts that I covered. I am very impressed with the reduction in road noise by just installing it on the doors so far. At higher speeds or on bumpy roads I no longer hear little rattles or buffeting from the doors flexing in the wind, the car feels much more solid, and my 6.5 JL Audio C5s sound much more robust. I am excited to get more of this to do my entire floor with soon. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking to reduce road noise and make your economical commuter car feel more like a luxury sedan. It installs easy, and I really like that the aluminum part of the deadener is a matte black finish instead of the usual bare aluminum finish. The matte black helps blend it into a nice factory look. Yeah I know its hidden under the door panels or under carpet but anytime you might have to take it to a garage for work I feel it give it a more professional look.

I feel like these materials are very expensive everywhere you go (if you know of Cheaper and effective stuff PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE LET ME KNOW), but for $109 Total, you get 6 panels that are decently sized. For my car I ended up using 2.5 panels inside the doors (cutting them to fit and using the left overs where I could), and the rest in my trunk. I feel like it did a good job insulating the doors and quit the vibrations out (to an extent... I wish there was more product for the price when it comes to ANY sound deadening material). All in all, it’s pretty efficient. Next I’m buying frost king, dynamat (liner or whatever), or maybe more of this for my floors, headliner and the rest of my trunk!

Had previously installed this product in the rear doors of my 2003 Dodge Dakota with very satisfying results in sound dampening of road noise and a considerable improvement in audio quality. That was just the speaker kit. When I upgraded my front speakers I also had Ballistic Hollow Point full door kits installed. WOW! The elimination of most road and vehicle noise enabled me to hear frequencies in my C D's that I couldn't pick up before-had listened to for years-that made my ears smile. I continue to smile and appreciate this product every time I drive my truck and I really appreciate Ballistic Hollow Point whenever I listen to my deck.

A must for any car audiophile A bit expensive for what I assume it costs to produce but as always Best Buy comes through with the nearly half off msrp price match Happy Mandatory for the thin space between doors and door skins I've tried many other products Foam with spray adhesive But this stuff turns a flimsy gauge metal car into a rock hard vibration free audio studio

I know this isn't dynamat but it's equally as good if not better. Used to line both doors. It's good to do it on a warm day (not for us) but for the product. The adhesive is heat activated and works well with a roller and a heat gun/hair dryer. Get's rid of vibration and snuffs the sound of road noise.

Easy to install if you know what youre doing, if not, the geek squad in the bay can take care of you. I have 3 10's in my truck and this helped clean up the sound and give me the tones without the rattle.

Not only did this almost completely do away with rattling, it improved sound quality drastically too. One box was able to do the 2 front doors of a crew cab Silverado, definitely going to purchase another to do the rear.

Made the mistake of installing upgraded speakers into my vehicle. I ended up buying the insulation and it worked perfectly. I even bought extra to use on my friend's cars. 10/10 product.