SoundShield: Triple‑Layer Quiet, Built by Installers

Since its 2019 debut, the brand’s signature triple‑layer construction—closed‑cell acoustic foam over an aluminum heat shield bonded to flexible butyl—has become a go‑to choice for enthusiasts and professionals who want OEM‑level fit with next‑level results.

Benefits of SoundShield

1. Triple‑Layer Performance Closed‑cell acoustic foam + foil + butyl rubber work together to damp vibration (butyl), reflect heat and add rigidity (foil), and decouple/absorb (foam) for a quieter, tighter‑sounding cabin.

2. Real‑World Thickness & Coverage Flagship sheets measure about 4.5 mm thick and are sold in practical 11 sq‑ft rolls (typical door pair coverage) so you can treat doors, floors, trunks, and wheel wells efficiently.

3. Installer‑First Adhesion High‑tack pressure‑sensitive adhesive grabs metal and contours into recesses, enabling reliable adhesion with fewer seams and re‑rolls.

4. Water‑Resistant, Closed‑Cell Foam The top layer is hydrophobic and won’t wick moisture—ideal for doors and marine/powersports panels where durability matters.

5. Clean OEM‑Style Results The material spans openings and conforms around fasteners for neat, serviceable installs that look factory and perform like a sealed enclosure behind your speakers.

6. System‑Wide Improvements Reduces road and panel noise, improves midbass authority and clarity, and lets you hear more music with less effort from your speakers and amps.

   
   

The SoundShield Experience

We specify SoundShield where it makes the biggest audible difference first (outer door skin, inner door card, speaker seal/contour), then expand to the floor, firewall, hatch, and wheel wells. Every install is planned for serviceability with tidy seams, labeled panels, and proper surface prep—so your upgrade stays quiet for the long haul.