Polymat Audio 16 Ft by 3.75 Ft Wide Charcoal/Dark Grey Car Sub Woofer Speaker Box Carpet, Dj Enclosure Latex Backed Felt and Trunk Liner 16'X3.75', 192"x45"

Great stuff! I used it to cover exposed metal in a van to camper conversion. By and large it stretched reasonably well, and by cutting and fitting in little pieces to where it couldn't quite stretch out to it has enough "nap" to make it blend in

The media could not be loaded. The material is affordable and easy to work with. I bought it for my rc drift car and it works great! I bought the first roll to test it out. I'm definitely going to buy more.

Not sure how I’m going to receive it… but it a best material for a speaker box

I purchased this to use over plywood for the top of my counter height trade show booth display. I used 3M Super 77 spray adhesive to adhere to the plywood. I cut the piece to size with about 4" overlap all around. Once cut, I rolled the fabric back up and sprayed about 2' of the 8' length at a time. It was easy to smooth the fabric onto the length of plywood without any wrinkles using this method. I left the 4" overlap to wrap over the edge and onto the bottom. I applied the spray adhesive to the fabric on the side/bottom wrap instead of spraying on the plywood. This allowed me to work as much or as little of the fabric at a time as I desired. Once adhered to the plywood, I was able to use a staple gun (Arrow T-50 3/8" staples) to tack the material in place. I was very pleased with the results! Looks like I will use the excess material to do a similar wrap on a couple of shelves for my wife's craft room.

Used this as the headliner in my Truck Camper build/ camper van build. I have a 6.5' Leer truck topper and (2) rolls was more than enough. I wrapped wood under-laminate with this product with spray 3m contact cement and it was so easy to work with. It has just enough stretch to work the tight radius in my truck topper. "Word of caution. Don't stretch or pull to tightly when applying, This can add wrinkles and I found it was not needed. After 1 small mishap I got the hang of it and the product was great to work with. Just apply and roll with roller. I plan to scotch guard it just to lock in the fibers and let it shed water a little. Also if you have a little mistake it is very forgiving and easy to cover up. So easy to hide with little patches. Great product to work with. Would recommend to anyone.

I have a Fiat 500e which isn't compatible with regular 500 RSD kits so I decided to roll my own. I needed a carpet to cover the new floor area and wanted it to color match as close as possible to the stock stuff. The color is pretty close, but this charcoal is a little "cool" in that it has a very slight blue undertone. My stock carpet is almost perfectly neutral to slightly "warm" so in the right light you will see that it's not quite the same. I get annoyed by that kind of difference and I think it's close enough.It's also very very thin with almost not nap. This is good for my use case where it will be a hard working floor surface. Dog nails, dirt, mud, pointy cargo, etc. That said I did double it up since it was applied over ABS sheeting which originally felt very hard. Double layers added a tint bit of cushion/give to the surface. Velcro will not stick to it, but then again neither does dirt. It can be easily vacuumed.I used a 3M spray adhesive to adhere the main surfaces to the textured side of the ABS. Then some more heavy duty glue on the backside to ensure there was no chance of it peeling up. It's easy to cut and work with. I think the price about be a little better, but here were are on Amazon...

Love this stuff!I needed some speaker carpet to cover a platform that my custom subwoofer enclosure was going to get attached to. This item appealed to me as the darker charcoal color blended with the surroundings for my backseat area, but wasn't too dark so every piece of dust was going to show up.Installation of the fabric was very straightforward as it was easy to cut and maneuver into place. The 3M spray adhesive I used worked like a charm and the polymat held firmly when pressed into place on the MDF board I was wrapping.Love the way it turned out and really makes my subwoofer enclosure pop.

comes as a roll as opposed to folded up so you don't have to iron out creases.used some 3m spray adhesive to line a gun cabinet. great quality here.