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Ok so My friend has seen my new deadener ...He said that the thin stuff works just as well... I was curious on how much thickness makes a difference in the dampening capability?

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all i know is that i used peel and seal which is roughly 1/3 the price of second skin. and i used 3 layers on the floor and back wall of my truck with very little improvement. i wont make that mistake again. so ide say thicker is better.. yet again i am running 36" super swampers and have straight pipes. cant get my hopes to high about anything..

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98 Ford F-150
Truck:
37" superswamper tsl radials
16" ion alloy wheels
3" body lift
2" suspension lift
Offbrand brushguard
PIAA driving lights
6000K HID's
System:
2 18" Sundown Nightshaed
Aq3500
Custom Fiberglass box
fosgate T1 6x8 Coxials
bass inferno 2000 watt 4 channel
2 XS power d3100's
0 Gauge

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Ok Kranny...I didnt know thats what determined it . so double layering = 2x resistance?

2 x's crap = twice as much crap but if you have 2 layers of the good stuff yes you will have twice the resistance

Btw that was the first person. Ever banned by me while dropping a deuce. Feel privileged

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iirc someone did a test and found out it takes like 4 layers of peel and seal to equal one layer of second skin damplifier pro. and the cost is practically the same if you add it up.

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