New Sound Deadening Absorption 2 Speaker Kit Panel Foam Easy To Install Scosche on 2040-parts.com
White House, Tennessee, United States
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Description: This is Scosche sound deadening material. As the packaging advertises, this "helps eliminate unwanted vibration" and "get more volume with less distortion." This package contains 2 10" x 10" panels.
Features: * Reduces interior noise level * Reduces heat levels * no odor * super adhesive * Easy to apply Condition: This is brand new in the package (see photos for condition) This item is sold as is as pictured. Let me know if you have any questions Thanks for checking out my store!! |
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