When considering sound deadening placement in your car, it’s important to target areas where noise enters the cabin and where vibrations are
transmitted. Here are some key areas to focus on:

1. Doors: Apply sound deadening material to the inner door panels, including the metal frame and the door skin. This helps reduce road and wind noise that penetrates through the doors.
2. Floor: Apply sound deadening material to the floor. This helps reduce road noise transmitted through the floor.
3. Roof and headliner: Apply sound deadening material to the roof and headliner to reduce noise from rain, wind, and other external sources. This helps create a quieter cabin environment.
4. Trunk: Apply sound deadening material to the trunk area, including the trunk floor and sides. This helps reduce road noise and vibrations that enter
   through the trunk.
5. Wheel arcs: Apply sound deadening material to the wheel wells, both inside the cabin and in the trunk. This helps reduce road noise transmitted
   through the wheel arcs.
6. Rear deck: Apply sound deadening material to the rear deck area, especially if you have speakers or a subwoofer mounted there. This helps reduce vibrations and improve sound quality.

1. Utility knife or scissors: These tools are essential for cutting the sound deadening material to the desired size and shape.
2. Roller: A roller is used to firmly apply the sound deadening material to ensure proper adhesion and eliminate air pockets.
3. Gloves: Wear gloves to protect your hands from any adhesive or sharp edges while handling the sound deadening material.
4. Crimping Tool: Use a crimping tool to efficiently secure damping material by compressing it onto surfaces, enhancing noise and vibration reduction
5. Panel Removal Tools: Panel removal tools are a specialized set of tools ensuring hassle-free panel removal and Replacement.

1. It helps to reduce the overall noise.
2. The noise from passing cars is significantly reduced.
3. The rumbling noise from the roof and floor at high speeds disappears.
4. The engine sound is slightly muffled.
5. The noise from the road ahead becomes less noticeable.
6. Vibration from the running engine at idle is significantly reduced.
7. The sound quality of the audio system is greatly improved, with clear and dynamic bass.
8. Squeaks from plastic interior parts disappear.
9. In winter, your car will retain warmth for a longer period, while in summer, it
10. helps maintain a cooler interior with air conditioning.

1. If soundproofing in a car is installed correctly, it should not come off or suffer from high temperatures caused by the surface heating up from the sun. All Paramat materials used for soundproofing are specially designed for automobiles and can withstand temperatures up to 130 degrees Celsius in a stable condition.