SUPER SOUNDPROOFING SHEET

Per the manufacturer, the booklet, "How To Soundproof Light Aircraft" has pertinent info about this. The question about the dB noise reduction rating isn't pertinent because the soundproofing foam we use in an aircraft is more absorption than having a Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC). The booklets are available at no charge, part number 09-42755 and can be found in the "Accessories" tab of this web page.

Yes, and it has been added as PDF download to the "Documents" tab on this web page.

This material is priced and sold per linear foot.

The sheets are 4 ft wide.

Yes, as this is a foam type material. This should effectively adhere without a problem. Another option would be to use a contact cement as this would only be a 1 part vs. an epoxy being a 2 part.

The manufacturer does not have a recommended adhesive, but we do offer Pliobond, and spray adhesive like Thermo-Tec heavy duty spray adhesive which are used for soundproofing material. There are other adhesives you can review in our catalog or our web site.

This material was not designed to be painted, but it can be painted. A test sample would be recommended.

Yes, that is correct. You can use either Pliobond or a spray adhesive for the one that does not already have the adhesive with it.

It is spongy and will bend and form to curves easily.