Sound deadner

[shmoov69]

Sounds like you are making a quality product, and not just selling a product Ant!! Kinda like the bags of ice you buy at the store, compare that ice to the ice your freezer makes and see which stays solid and colder longer in a glass of lemonade. Hint: the ice companies add air into it to make mass, not to make quality! I found this out by filling my water jugs at work AFTER we bought an ice machine after many years of buying it at the store.

BTW-Slick, Ant is a great guy to deal with and has a great product! Heck, he even saved me enough money to be able to buy the Damplifier Pro, which btw, is WELL WORTH THE EXTRA CASH!! He sent me a piece of the regular to compare it to, and the difference was alot more than I expected!

[Second Skin Rep]

You know.. I never thought about it like that.
The ice at the store is always cloudy and white, while ice at home is much more clear. Gott be the oxygen content.

Thanks for pointing that out.

ANT

[Declawed69]

You know.. I never thought about it like that.
The ice at the store is always cloudy and white, while ice at home is much more clear. Gott be the oxygen content.

Thanks for pointing that out.

ANT

Off topic but....
What ice are you guys getting? It's the opposite here store ice crystal clear, home ice is cloudy (we have hard water its the minerals/impurities that make it cloudy). Btw injecting air does nothing to adding mass, it changes volume, you can't weigh air regardless if it's suspended in something or not.

back on topic second skin is good stuff you wont be disappointed.

[TnBlkC230WZ]

I've lined my Nova with Damplifier and Over Kill. Great stuff. Two layers of the regular Damplifier work much better than one layer of Pro and it cost about the same for the two layers.

[jackfrost]

so Ant... given a clean slate car shell, what products would you use where?

spray on? mat? how much?

think average build - not high dollar, but not skimping either.

[Second Skin Rep]

so Ant... given a clean slate car shell, what products would you use where?

spray on? mat? how much?

think average build - not high dollar, but not skimping either.

Sorry it took me so long to get to this reply.
If I had a clean slate car shell.. Man!! That would be heaven!

So, Damplifier Pro in the majority of the interior.
Then go over all the voids and hard to reach spots with Spectrum, our vibration coating.

On the outside shell hit up a few patches of Damplifier Pro and then spray the Spectrum on all the voids.

On the inside, on top of the Damplifier Pro, go with a layer of Luxury Liner Pro. This will be the final nail in the sound deadening coffin.
You would also get a ton of thermal insulation as well.

You could do this all with:
100 sq feet Damplifier Pro
5 Gallons Spectrum
7 sheets Luxury Liner Pro

Hope that helps!

ANT