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We just got a batch of Luxury Liner Pro in that has some textured foam. Perfectly good material, but it just has a bit of grip to it. Same performance value as the regular stuff. Use this code to take 15% off of your order at any quantity: LLP15FD Go here to use the code: http://www.secondskinaudio.com/noise-barrier/Luxury-Liner-Pro.php This code will only be active while we have the material in stock. Once the produc tis gone, the discount code will be removed.

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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…

Like the planets aligning and blue moons, it's rare but when it happens it's pretty amazing and once again we bring you a great deal that wont be here forever... B-Stock Damplifier Pro! B-Stock Damplifier Pro is the same quality butyl and sports the same 6.5 mil foil as Damplifier and Damplifier Pro. The only thing inconsistent about this product is the thickness of the butyl, which will range from slightly thinner than Damplifier to around the thickness of Damplifier Pro. For B-Stock material, you will NOT be disappointed! B-Stock material is being sold in 30 sq. ft. packs for $119.99! Please keep in mind... - There are no returns on this product. - There are no refunds …

Hi when looking at Second Skins site I noticed they are offering a presale on Alpha Damp and I'm very interested in buying this product because the estimated release date is right around my birthday. Before I jump in on this presale I have a few questions that can hopefully be answered. First I noticed that this tile is .6 mil thick but has a .1 mil thick foil will this still be better than Damplifier Pro for eliminating flex and internal noises? I'm interested in using one of these for the back of my truck around the solid window where there is a lot of flex and noise when i really turn my music up. And my second question is how many tiles or sq. feet are included in the…

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Thanks to all who attended the show a couple weeks ago, and thanks to Mark from SSA for donating so much product for the raffles and contests. Buzz and Casey did a great job! Please sign in an leave a comment! ANT www.secondskinaudio.com

So I am doing a completely new door setup. The inner skin to which the speaker is normally mounted to will be cut out. I am basically going to fiberglass a completely new door panel that will act as a sealed pod that will bolt on to the sides of the door. My question is how do I go about deadening this since the speakers will be housed in their own fiberglass enclosure? This was my approach. Let me know what you think. I was going to deaden the actual steel door with a layer of damplifier then glue a layer of luxury liner ontop of that. I would then bolt in the fiberglassed pod. Inside the pod I would glue on a layer of overkill. Does that sound about right? I want some …

We will be unwrapping a new deal every other day leading up to Christmas. The deals start tomorrow, so come back and check them out! Happy Holidays! From, The Second Skin Team

Congratulations to the 2016 World Champion CUBBIES!!! In honor of the curse being broken, Second Skin Audio is going to giveaway a Damplifier Pro Build Pack 20 sqft Flat Rate Box with Wooden Roller ($135.00 Value Shipped) to 1 lucky winner!!! This giveaway is super simple, just comment/post/reply to this posting with your favorite baseball team or "Congrats Cubs" to have your name entered into the drawing. The giveaway is also posted on 3 of the automotive industry forums we use the most and you can enter on those also. All entries must be posted by 11-9-2016. We will take all the names from Facebook, Instagram, SMD, DIYMA, and SSA that are entered and put th…

hey guys. Well, I think the bass has killed my fuel pump. The pump is located in the fuel tank whick is directly below the trunk where my subs are pounding once in a while. So, after I fix the furl pump tell me how the keep teh bass from kiling the pump again...

Has anyone had any experience using the SPL tiles from Second Skin? Im finally starting the process of doing a build on a Suburban. I will be running 1 18" btl and i know i will definately need some sound deadening. Sounds like these Spl Tiles will be a better option for me since i dont want to have to go through dynomatting the whole truck

how many sq. feet is usually needed to cover a mini trucks interior?

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Approx how much does one go through on an SUV? SPL application, I'm looking at 2 layers of Damplifier on the floor and Pro over that, and 2 layers of Pro under the headliner and in the doors. Figured I'd need about 140-160sq ft ... I'll be buying 20-30ft extra - got some other cars to do, but also the speaker tweaker kits for all my doors (RE XXX's ...) and Overkill on top of the doors. Or is that too much deadener? ... I'll be pushing mid-150db's and 7-10kw ... I'm a broke college student, doing this and running my 3/0 and RCA's at once so I want to make sure I don't have to tear this apart again!!! Oh the car is a Trailblazer, approx same size as a Burban

Starting on May 1st, Second Skin is giving away 31 pairs of Speaker Tweakers – that’s one winner EVERY SINGLE DAY in May. 62 lucky car speakers are about to sound a heck of a lot better with less back waves! To enter, just go to this page and sign up! Enter the Giveaway Why are you still reading down here? Get over there and sign up to win!!

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aka the Fury Folding Knife...

Season 13 of Graveyard Carz is launching next Friday, May 29th with a whole new list of builds with that Second Skin treatment. Check out this sweet 1969 Dodge Daytona skinned from top to bottom with Second Skin Damplifier Pro Stay tuned for more bad ass builds from the guys and gals of Graveyard Carz!!!

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

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.

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.

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

The crew at West Coast Custom's at it again with this awesome build for legendary music producer and engineer Mike Dean's brand new Tesla Model X build. Chad Utt of WCC did all of the sound system upgrades from box design to skinning the doors, panels, and trunk with Damplifier Pro from Second Skin. Check out this sweet new Tesla X tuned to perfection and looking damn good. #TeamSecondSkin #JLAudio #WestCoastCustoms #SecondSkinForTheWin