HushMat message resonates at The Palms!

Written by Michael G

Thursday, 26 January 2012 11:48

HushMat’s message of educate, educate, educate resonated at the CAR’s Expo
at the Palms January 10-12th during the 2012 CES show.

HushMat joined forces with four other cooperative companies (Avidworx, Atrend, Audiomobile, and Zapco) to exhibit at the Palms. HushMat, the fastest growing automotive sound deadening and thermal insulation materials company, continued to break the mold by creating a very comfortable atmosphere for dealers and distributors to meet with the company and its CAR's Expo partners.

“Our visitors were 100% qualified when they walked in the door at The Palms” stated Tim McCarthy, Founder of HushMat. “We were a destination and those that came were dead serious about business and working with leaders in the industry, like HushMat. We were busy each day and stayed well
beyond the 8PM closing time at the CAR’s Expo”, McCarthy added.

HushMat unveiled its new dealer and distributor training program at the event and also several new and creative merchandising displays
to better present the line on the retail sales floor. "We are committed to provide our retail, jobber and wholesale Distributor partners the highest
quality service and support in the industry."

HushMat®, rated #1 automotive sound deadening and thermal insulation material, is the easiest to install, highest performing available to automotive enthusiasts. HushMat® Ultra, a thermal insulating and sound deadening material, is easily applied to the sheet metal, plastic or fiberglass surface surrounding the interior of the vehicle reduces interior noise and heat making the vehicle ride more comfortable. HushMat® is the only aftermarket sound deadening and thermal insulation material made in the USA!

For more information about HushMat®, please click on www.hushmat.com.

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