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Jan 19, 2026 10:32 PM

10-Count 14.5″ x 10″ Amazon Basics Car Sound Deadening Mat

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Amazon has 10-Count 14.5″ x 10″ Amazon Basics Car Sound Deadening Mat on sale for $13.74. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

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About this product:
  • Sound deadening mat made of butyl rubber compound substrate
  • Strong self-adhesive backing for secure placement
  • Reflective aluminum foil on front for thermal insulation
  • Each piece measures 14.5" x 10"
  • Total coverage area 10 square feet

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Amazon has 10-Count 14.5″ x 10″ Amazon Basics Car Sound Deadening Mat on sale for $13.74. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

About this product:
  • Sound deadening mat made of butyl rubber compound substrate
  • Strong self-adhesive backing for secure placement
  • Reflective aluminum foil on front for thermal insulation
  • Each piece measures 14.5" x 10"
  • Total coverage area 10 square feet

Editor's Notes

Written by jimmytx | Staff
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Information:
    • This offer is now $0.63 less (4% savings) than our recent and very popular front page deal price of $14.37 from December 2025 which earned 55 thumbs up.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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kurtisk
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I used this to cover the outside of a QNAP 4-bay NAS and now you can have it in a normal room instead of in the closet...in the basement...in the neighbor's house. You can hear the drives still if you listen for them, but sooo much quieter. Only used 3 sheets to cover all 4 sides with front and back.
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Yuragk
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It will increase temp of your drives inside and will accelerate their failure.
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firebirdude
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Do not use that Peel and Seal roofing crap for this purpose. They are NOT similar. Peel and Seal is asphalt based. This is butyl rubber. And on that note, this isn't quality CLD either. Better than nothing? Of course. But if you're serious about audio/sound isolation, use something like Resonix.
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This Amazon Basics sound deadening mat is a thin butyl foil sheet that works best for reducing rattles and higher frequency noise in cars, cabinets, and other metal enclosures. It can make a trunk, NAS, or metal cabinet noticeably quieter, and the 10 square feet is enough for many smaller jobs. The main tradeoffs are heavy labor to install, careful surface prep, and limited help for subwoofer vibration or permanent door installs. It is also described as less robust than premium damping products, though still useful for extra soundproofing.

  • The mat can help seal gaps and cover large trunk areas without noticeable smell in the trunk over time.

    dubmangdubmang

  • The mat can noticeably reduce exhaust drone when applied to a trunk floor and spare tire area.

    dubmang

  • The mat can make a metal cabinet sound much nicer and quieter by preventing the shell from acting as a noise maker.

    cloudyview

  • The mat can reduce audible drive clicking when drive heads are properly treated during installation.

    nem

  • The mat can be too thin and not thick enough for serious audio isolation compared with higher quality CLD options.

    firebirdudePurpleScene795

  • The mat can be labor-intensive to install because surface prep can be as hard as the installation itself.

    megablankMarlin1975

  • The mat is not effective for low-frequency vibration or subwoofer isolation and works better for high-frequency noise.

    iamavenjsmitty5000

  • The mat can increase drive temperature when used inside a drive enclosure, which may accelerate failure.

    Yuragk

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Jan 21, 2026 3:54 AM
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redpoint5Jan 21, 2026 3:54 AM
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Quote from megablank View quoted comment :
Brutal amounts of labor to install
You mean butyl amounts of labor.
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iamavenJan 21, 2026 6:05 AM
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Can I use it for my front door for privacy?I noticed a lot of the inside noise (like talking, listening to music, etc) is bleeding out into the hallway (I live in an apartment complex). I was hoping to get something to help with privacy, and also prevent noise from the hallway of bleeding into the home (as my dog will sometimes start to bark, and yes we're working on him as well). I was thinking of putting it on the front door and further seal the opening around the door.Another use is, I have a subwoofer, and I don't want it to make too much noise and bother the neighbor below. So can I use this underneath my subwoofer?
No. If you rent, extra no.This is not for a door as it is a permanent install.It's also not going to help a subwoofer.This is good for high frequency noise. It's not good for low frequency vibration.For your door you might get just need door seals replaced.For the subwoofer, no amount of isolation will help much in your setup.
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iamavenJan 21, 2026 6:08 AM
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Quote from dubmang View quoted comment :
im guessing you mean the sticky side?i dont know, i feel like it works just fine for sealing gaps and the roll is big enough to cover large areas in the trunk.and it doesnt smell, at least not in the trunk at all. and its held up for years.also downside is it is heavy which sucks because racecari am not an audiophile but i can tell a difference. especially putting it on the trunk floor/spare tire area for exhaust drone.
Using roofing materials has been the cheap go to for car audio for years, but it's still a bad idea and yes it smells. The only way I think you aren't noticing is you live in a cold climate or are a heavy smoker or have some other overpowering smell.
Jan 21, 2026 12:52 PM
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jsmitty5000Jan 21, 2026 12:52 PM
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Quote from gamingdroid View quoted comment :
Can I use it for my front door for privacy?I noticed a lot of the inside noise (like talking, listening to music, etc) is bleeding out into the hallway (I live in an apartment complex). I was hoping to get something to help with privacy, and also prevent noise from the hallway of bleeding into the home (as my dog will sometimes start to bark, and yes we're working on him as well). I was thinking of putting it on the front door and further seal the opening around the door.Another use is, I have a subwoofer, and I don't want it to make too much noise and bother the neighbor below. So can I use this underneath my subwoofer?
For your front door, definitely focus on further sealing the door first. That's where most of the sound leak is coming from. Once that's done, this could provide extra sound proofing, but may not be necessary.

For your subwoofer, this is not thick and dense enough. This is designed to be thin and flexible enough to install in cars. For a subwoofer, you'd want something more like those interlocking rubber floor tiles you see in weight rooms
Jan 21, 2026 6:36 PM
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dubmangJan 21, 2026 6:36 PM
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Quote from iamaven View quoted comment :
Using roofing materials has been the cheap go to for car audio for years, but it's still a bad idea and yes it smells. The only way I think you aren't noticing is you live in a cold climate or are a heavy smoker or have some other overpowering smell.
its not a bad idea if its the ONLY idea lol. as i said i use it to seal and fill gaps (as part of an inclosed trunk).

and no it doesnt smell like asphalt or some kinda toxin......it DID initially but its been years and to this day if i pop my trunk i dont go OMG ROOFERS ARE HERE lol....
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Spaceman6969Jan 25, 2026 4:58 PM
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Quote from megablank View quoted comment :
Brutal amounts of labor to install
Are you just guessing? Sounds like you had nothing to back up your facts.
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