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Hoss
> 3 dayNice product to work with helped tremendously in my truck and my daughters car trunk
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Nemy Bautista
> 3 dayHighlights: - So far I’ve used 2x20sq ft packs to deaden the trunk, trunk lid, and rear deck of my 2017 Honda Civic. I have hardly any bass rattles, and I just ordered another 20 sq ft pack to do the front and rear doors. - The SS Damplifier is easy to apply if heated, so I would just lay out the sheets in the sun a few minutes prior to applying. Also, it’s best to clean the surfaces with alcohol or acetone.
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FishOnTheLine
> 3 dayAmazon, being the Chinese/Russian junk dealer that it is, sells endless copies of the real USA made Second Skin. Not only are people supporting China and Russia buying that junk, but they are using crap products that get good reviews because most people have no idea what the good stuff even is. Ive used them all over many years of install work and NOTHING BEATS USA MADE SOUND DAMPENING PRODUCTS! I only buy this, DEI, BQuiet, Cascade and sometimes Dynamat if its priced on sale. No other fake import brands matters in this industry. Take it from a pro! Im giving this 4 stars though because I dont think it works as well as their pro version which is thicker and much heavier feeling. This stuff is just too light.
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Wendi Neece
> 3 dayI believe this product would work great for a car but for a golf cart, I really did not notice anything different. But again I think it would really for the interior of the car
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Justin H. Bailey
06-06-2025I wanted a sound deadener for underside of riding mower hood, I choose this because it was recommended for under hood higher temps and I wanted something with a black color which I thought would be better than a reflective color as I didnt want to reflect heat back onto the engine. I used denatured alcohol to wipe the areas clean as possible first then used some 12 aluminum foil to make a template, marked the sheets and cut them for some curved edged sections. I slit the backing at the center and peeled and folded back the middle and lined it up with center alignment marks then a small wood roller to press it down and adhere it, peeling more area of the backing in small steps and got it down well that way. Two diagonal cuts in 2 sheets made up better irregular coverage (4) pieces for the sides of the hood. I actually used the 2mm, 4 sheet kit, I bought directly from their site.
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charlo8
> 3 dayOk