



Dynamat Hoodliner Bonnet Thermo Acoustic Sound Soak Foam Absorbs Engine Noise
Couldn't Load Pickup availability
The Dynamat Hoodliner (part 11905) is a self-adhesive thermo-acoustic bonnet liner with "Sound Soaker" foam to absorb engine noise and a reinforced aluminised skin that reflects up to 97% of radiant heat to protect the bonnet's paint. One 32" x 54" sheet covers 12 sq.ft (1.11 sq.m).
Key specifications
- Part number: 11905
- Sheet size: 81.3cm x 137.2cm (32" x 54")
- Thickness: 19mm (3/4")
- Coverage: 12 sq.ft (1.11 sq.m), 1 sheet
- Foam: "Sound Soaker" acoustic foam
- Facing: 1 mil reinforced aluminised skin, water/oil barrier
- Heat: reflects up to 97% of radiant heat
- Fitting: self-adhesive
The Hoodliner
The Dynamat Hoodliner's "Sound Soaker" foam absorbs engine noise to create a quieter cabin. The 1 mil reinforced aluminised skin acts as a water/oil barrier and reflects up to 97% of radiant heat, protecting the bonnet's paint finish and giving a clean, show-car appearance.
Note
The Hoodliner delivers maximum noise control when applied over Dynamat Xtreme.
- Total coverage: 12 sq.ft (1.11 sq.m)
Explore the full range in Dynamat.
Specification
| Series | Hoodliner |
|---|---|
| Article Number | 11905 |
| Country of Manufacture | China |
More specs
| |
What's Included
- 1 Sheet (813mm x 1372mm x 19mm)
Dynamat
About the Dynamat 11905
From our tech experts at CEN
Acoustic absorbing foam, for soaking up the reflections a hard-surfaced vehicle interior creates from Dynamat.
Who it suits
Van and camper conversions, and anywhere road and wind noise is the problem rather than panel resonance. Foam and butyl do different jobs and work best together.
Our tech experts advise
Coverage matters more than thickness: treat the outer skin behind the speaker first, then the inner. It is messy, fiddly work inside a door, which is why we normally do it as part of an install rather than sell it as a weekend job. Installation is priced per vehicle, so get in touch with your make, model and year and we will confirm what it needs. See car audio installation.
Explore the full Dynamat range at CEN, with fast UK dispatch and expert advice from our Nottingham team. Shop all Dynamat
Recommended For You
Discover more top-rated gear, handpicked to go with what you're viewing
Looking for Installation?
At CEN we take pride in being able to share the quality of our work as well as being able to show what incredible products we have installed week on week.



Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much sound deadening do I need for my car?
A: As a guide, a pair of front doors takes around 1 to 1.5 square metres, and a full car between 4 and 6 square metres depending on coverage. The sheet coverage for this product is listed in the Specification tab.
Q: Where should I apply sound deadening first?
A: Doors give the biggest gain for both road noise and speaker performance, followed by the boot floor and wheel arches. Even a doors-only install noticeably tightens speaker bass.
Q: Is sound deadening difficult to fit myself?
A: It is one of the more DIY-friendly upgrades: panels are cut to shape, peeled and rolled firmly onto clean metal. A roller tool and panel removal tools make the job much easier, or CEN can carry out installation from our Nottingham premises.
Q: Will sound deadening improve my audio system?
A: Yes. Deadening the doors reduces panel resonance so speakers produce cleaner, tighter bass, and lowering road noise means you hear more detail at normal volumes.
Q: How does the Dynamat Hoodliner protect the bonnet paint?
A: Its reinforced aluminised skin reflects up to 97% of radiant engine heat and forms a water/oil barrier, helping protect the paint finish on the bonnet.
Q: Should the Hoodliner be fitted over Dynamat Xtreme?
A: For maximum noise control, Dynamat recommends applying the Hoodliner over Dynamat Xtreme.
Q: How thick is the Dynamat Hoodliner?
A: The Hoodliner is 19mm (3/4 inch) thick, supplied as one 813mm x 1372mm (32 x 54 inch) sheet.






















