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if atatching the LLP to the plastic back side of my door what glue shuld i use and witch side do i glue to the door? like so?

Sweet new build by customer Cam T. in La Mes, California doing big things with this custom built ride full of Second Skin products. Thanks for insisting on high-quality American made sound deadening from Second Skin Audio we appreciate your continued use of our products throughout the years. Check out his awesome build log here: https://socalslc.com/table-of-contents/ Products: Damplifier Pro, Luxury Liner Pro, Heat Wave Pro, and Thermal Block #SoundDeadening #SecondSkinUSA #SecondSkinInsulation#SecondSkinAudio #DamplifierPro #LuxuryLinerPro #Spectrum#SpectrumLiquidSoundDeadening #AmericanMadeSoundDeadening #SecondSkinForTheWin #TeamSecondSkin

being team secondskin is great, love the product and the customer service now.. ............ and being team and all i rep to the fullest and i have secondskin on both my facebooks....... well yesterday ant was on secondskin facebook wishing a happy Easter to all.. .... thats neat and all... but i was under the impression that ant was no longer part of SS and has not been for some time.... so is he back?

1. on the liner pro. i see it some in 9 SF sections... but i have to ask, how tall and how long is 1 sheet? 2 i planed on useing a product between my door pannel and the door, i see two products are offered, 1 shows to be installed INSIDE the door (the over kill) and the pro liner does not have a video, explaning on how it should be used,. 3 i have a over head console that is pretty short but gives ALOT of noise. suggestions? heres a vid of the console not a great one.. but its not much longer then you see in the video. near the end you can see the whole thing heres a vid of it in action. 30 seconds in.

We filmed this as a tutorial on how to install auto insulation using Second Skin Audio products. Hope you like! That is my car in the video FYI. I5E9mjI3y1E#

Hey guys, I just finished putting my new system into my 94' Eagle Talon and noticed that I can here alot of highway noise which of course interferes with the music. I was wondering which areas of the car I should dampen to see the biggest difference and how much to use.

To celebrate all Dad's out there, we're offering 50% off our Speaker Tweaker Kits! These pads are the easiest and fastest way to clean up the mid range and mid bass from door speakers or kick pods! Use coupon code: speak50 Good now thru 6/19/11 Get yours today! SecondSkinAudio.com And on Facebook!

After winning the contest hosted on another forum a few weeks ago I received a door kit of Damplifier Pro, as well as a Fury knife and wooden roller (Thanks)! I also ordered a spray gun and 2 gallons of Spectrum because I wanted to put at least 2 coats of deadener on all 4 doors. The kit includes 8 sheets that total 13sqft, I need at least 6 ft of mat to cover each door. I used the mat on the large flat outer skin, and spectrum as an additional layer and the coating for the inside panel. I will most likely be ordering a few more gallons of spectrum for the floorboard- I am really pleased with the outcome. Before starting use the button on the dash to disable the dome/doo…

I have an 07 Yaris Hatchback and I am most likely going to put a 10" sub in the back. I am thinking 10w7, but maybe a w6 or something slightly less expensive. How should I deaden my hatch, if at all? Could someone shade the pic where I should put deadning material? I know ideally I would do it all over, but I'm trying to limit how much of my car gets torn apart The front doors will already be deadened.

Here are the doors in my 2004 Ford Crown Victoria, Driver side, dont have a current pic of the passenger side but its basicly the same. Im just curious how much i should order to cover the inner and outer skin of the doors with (2) layers? Doesnt have to be a exact number just rough estimate thats all. This will be my first time using a sound deadning product. I plan on using roofing flash to cover the big holes. My drivers (ID oem 6.5s) will be in fiberglassed pods in the bottom of the door panels. Thanks.

... when did we get a Second Skin forum here?!? I love Second Skin deadener products. Well, that is all... just noticed this forum!

You can follow it on several forums : http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=397628 http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...showtopic=27043 http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...showtopic=42380 http://www.caraudioclassifieds.org/forum/s...524&page=12 (Starts on page 12 here on CACO) So far I am up 0.2 dB without finishing the roof

A few years ago I listed my company; Second Skin Audio LLC for sale on a couple of websites. Last year I decided to get serious about selling it, and decided to list it with a broker. He did an amazing job for me, and in less than 4 months I received my first and only offer. I accepted, and over the last 3 months have been working closely with lawyers, my CPA, broker and the buyers to work out all the details. The purpose of this announcement is to inform everyone that Anthony Collova is no longer the owner of the Second Skin company. The new owner is a gentleman named Ken Kanefield. Him and his wife Sue sold their auto glass company, and bought 100% of Second Skin Audio…

After a few long days of discussions between Rep Jon and Ken the owner I have been accepted for sponsorship as well as accepted the terms in which they want me to live up to. Team second skin ftw

I have to say it works very well. At the moment I am no where near done with my sound deadening, but the serious improvement on road noise entering the cabin from the rear of the car, is very nice for the long highway commute. So freaking easy to install, cut to size, spray adhesive from Second Skin on surface and on the Overkill, lay into place, hold for a few seconds, and done. Cannot wait to do the doors with this too. If I have enough I will do the firewall and floor. Install pictures will come later when I am done.

I have been looking for a way to increase some of the midbass from my door speakers(infinity kappa 5X7's) and have desided to seal/deaden my doors. I realize that the correct way to do this would be to rivet some aluminium sheets to cover the numerous holes in my doors and then cover them in damplifier, but since I possess neither the materials, time, or skills to accomplish this, could I simply use the damplifier over the holes? would that successfully seal the doors and increase some of the midbass (even if only a little)? If you cant tell im very new at this and can't find much info on it so ANY advise/critisism would be appreciated. Thanks Alex

currently my van has original dynamat,thinking of switching to the spl tiles or damplifier pro.has anyone ever done the brand switch,and if so were there any gains spl wise.thanks

Steve Meade doing things BIG as usual. Congrats on scoring that sweet Toyota commercial !!!! Check out the Tahoe doing some cameo HAIRTRICKS for the newest Toyota commercial....even aired during an NFL game yesterday!!!! #SMDFTW #SteveMeade #HairTrick #TeamSecondSkin #SoundDeadening #SecondSkinAudio #DamplifierPro #ThermalBlock #SecondSkinForTheWin

Second Skin would like to thank all of our service men and women, past and present, and their families for the sacrifices they have endured. To show our appreciation to all of our vets and their families, we are having a Veterans Day Sale. VetDay10 - 10% off $250+ VetDay15 - 15% off $500+ VetDay20 - 20% off $750+ These offers are valid now through the 13th. www.SecondSkinAudio.com

Thought I would let some of you guys know. We just sent out a mass email to all of the banned ROE members. We are offering anyone that has ever been banned on www.realmofexcursion.com the opportunity to come back to the site, hassle free. All you need to do is email me with your user name to let me know if you want to be reinstated. [email protected] ANT

Instagram 1,500 Follower Giveaway To thank all of our awesome customers, fans, and friends following us on Instagram we are going to do a random draw giveaway for (2) Trunk Kits of Second Skin American made products when we reach 1,500 Followers soon!!! The Trunk Kit Giveaway ($241.22 Value) will include: • 1 B Stock Damplifier 32sqft Box ($89.75) • 2 Luxury Liner Pro Sheets 18 sqft ($115.90) • 1 Damp Rope ($9.59) • 1 Wooden Hand Roller ($14.99) • 1 Small Double Sided Tape ($10.99) Winner will be responsible for shipping costs, box will weigh 34 lbs and shipping to the lower 48 states averages between $.75-$1.25 per pound depending how far from Tucson, Arizona you are …

I am getting ready to built my next system and want to know what people think about deadening a sealed trunk? This is in a 99 Honda Acoord(Think pop can)and I will be forward firing my Fi BTL 15" and sealing the trunk off. I will be doing Second Skin Damplifer floor, doors(inner and outer), pillars, back deck and ceiling. I will probly also be doing Luxury liner Pro(luxury liner min.). I am getting ready to built the box inside the trunk. I had planed on a single layer of Damplifer inside the trunk for good measure before building the box as I won't be able to take it back out. I already have the Damplifer and will probly do a single layer just to know my trunk isn't ratt…

I am going to be deadening my whole truck and SS keeps comming up as a quality brand. I was wondering how much you think I might need to do the entire vehicle. I'm really hoping to reduce road and wind noise and also stop as much vibration as possible for when I get around to installing some decent audio in there. LMK what you think would be the right amount and any tips you might have to maximize efficiency of deadening in such a big vehicle.

Another bad ass West Coast customs build rolls out of the shop skinned in Second Skin Damplifier Pro. Check out the full video on the West Coast Customs YouTube page. I had the honor of checking this bad boy out when it was all factory and the upgrades were still in their boxes, it looks much better now!!! Nick Cannon Screen Grab WCC April 2020.mp4