Design Engineering 050178 Boom Mat Complete Sound Deadening Kit for 4-Door Jeep Wrangler JL (2018-up) - Black

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Le meilleur achat que j’ai fait pour mon jeep jusqu’à présent! J’adore le fini, les pièces sont bien découpées et les instructions étaient claires! Mon seul point négatif est que j’aurais aimé que le tapis bloque plus le bruit extérieur. Cependant il rend l’acoustique de la cabine tellement mieux! Je peux enfin faire jouer la musique fort sans m’arracher les oreilles!Je me sent vraiment plus confortable dans le jeep depuis que je les ai installé grâce à ces 3 points: 1- l’acoustique est grandement améliorée 2- l’isolation semble aider à réguler la température et/ou l’humidité 3- les tapis noir rendent l’habitacle plus sobre et apaisant que le blanc de la fibre de verre.Je crois que ce produit pourrait être amélioré en ajoutant une couche de mousse plus dense en dessous, ce qui aiderait à bloquer le bruit extérieur sans compromettre l’acoustique de l’habitacle. Ce serait idéal pour ceux comme moi qui ont des sifflements de barres ou rack de toit.Ce produit est vraiment bien fait, je le recommande fortement!

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Happy with the product. Easy to install and looks beautiful. Sound dampening is great. My baby crying in the back doesn’t ring my ears as bad.

Slightly improved road noise. Still loud jeep sounds, but less echo and the ambient road pitch is much lower which is less annoying. Temp seems bit easier to regulate, but to be fair it's been over 100 °f all week so this may work much better than current perception.Value? Less expensive that other highly rated liners so a fair value considering the alternatives. I like the look- it's like stock.I'm a light weight woman and did install myself. Despite being unable to completely remove large hard top the install went well. Steps below for solo install.Check pieces in box against included list. Mine had missing sound strips but manufacturer made right and sent missing pieces via FedEx. This delayed install but was worth it.Remove freedom panels. I did those indoors. For cargo and 2nd row I cleaned top thoroughly w 70% alcohol, then took off all bolts, securely propped the hard top up on roll bar to create a 3 inch gap. Lowered rear seats to create flat even surface and used a new foam dog bed to sit on. Be comfortable as possible so you aren't tempted to rush. Before removing any backing check fit several times and practice setting in place. I found the pieces under roll and sound bar were most difficult but starting at open area and working forward under bar with slow peel of backing towards freedom panel area works. The open gap enter freedom panels go create a space to deal w backing removal. Use care to not stretch foam pieces. Window hack: fit several times until happy and comfortable w positioning. Cut/tear backing by all 4 corners. Start at top corner once the piece is well seated all around window and remove backing at top corner to adhere. Remember do not stretch or pull foam. Slowly peel backing and secure foam at same time while piece is in place. With smaller (cut) peel sections on window pieces this is much easier as you won't have bulked backing to stretch foam while wrestling the backing off.Use a roller to help adhere strips and overlay panels.