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no its quite thick and is used for patching gutters, lead or flat roofs etc. stick down apply heat and that's it done
Bitumen patches are still used to deaden thin metal washing machine side panels. This tape would work for that (I've also used it on a metal pedal bin to stop the lid clanging and under my metal sink + draining board). You dont need to cover the entire panel, just patch it on to reduce the resonance of the panel. Only 25% coverage is required.
Same goes for modern day sound deadening - people use far too much Dynomat - you need scraps of it placed on large expanses of sheet metal. It is not designed to block sound, it's designed to reduce resonance. for blocking sound you need a perfect barrier of mass loaded vinyl, decoupled from panels using closed cell foam sheets.