Recoil Damping Sheet 2.2 mm Soundproofing for All Cars

A Recoil 2.2mm damping sheet is a soundproofing and vibration-dampening material designed for use in cars. It is a self-adhesive, universal product made to reduce unwanted noise from road, engine, and music system vibrations. The "2.2mm" refers to its thickness.

What it does

• Reduces vibrations: Made from a high-quality, lightweight butyl rubber composite with an aluminum foil layer, these sheets are applied to a car's panels. The material's density adds mass to the sheet metal, converting vibrational energy into low-level heat and preventing rattling.
• Blocks outside noise: By dampening the vibrations in a car's body panels, the sheets minimize the transmission of road and engine noise into the cabin, creating a quieter and more comfortable ride.
• Improves audio quality: For car audio enthusiasts, damping sheets reduce sound distortion caused by panel vibrations, allowing for clearer and more accurate sound reproduction from the vehicle's speakers.
• Provides thermal insulation: The sheets offer some heat resistance, helping to insulate the car's interior from extreme external temperatures.
• Adds durability: The material is water-resistant and has anti-corrosion properties, helping to protect the areas where it's applied.

Where it is installed

Recoil damping sheets can be cut to size and applied to various surfaces inside a vehicle to achieve the best results. Common application areas include: 

• Doors: To reduce wind noise and improve speaker performance.
• Floor and roof: To block road noise and minimize turbulence.
• Trunk and wheel arches: To minimize tire noise.
• Hood and firewall: To reduce engine noise in the cabin.

How to install

The installation process is designed to be straightforward for both professionals and do-it-yourselfers: 

1. Clean the surface: Ensure the area is dry and free of dirt, dust, and oil.
2. Measure and cut: Trim the damping sheet to the desired size.
3. Peel and stick: Remove the protective backing and apply the sheet to the surface.
4. Press firmly: Use a roller or your hands to smooth out the sheet, ensuring it adheres firmly without any air bubbles.