Noise Reduction Uses...

Luxury Liner Pro is designed to go on top of our vibration dampers to filter out, and block the transfer of the most difficult airborne sound waves. When used on top of Damplifier or Damplifier Pro, Luxury Liner Pro can help make any car quiet as a brand new luxury vehicle.

The mass laoded vinyl barrier is very flexible and exceeds the industry standard for noise reduction uses.
The closed cell foam decoupler is waterproof and extremely limp, allowing for easier installation and better noise reduction.

The two components are not glued together, rather they are melted together for a perfect and permanent bond, stronger than any vinyl adhesive can provide.

 

Mobile Audio

The quieter your car is, the louder and cleaner your stereo system will appear to be.  The less noise your audio system has to fight with, the more music you hear.

Because Luxury Liner Pro does such a good job at killing road noise, engine noise and exhaust drone, the stereo has less sonic territory to fight for. With less unwanted noise the vehicle, the music has nothing to compete with so it sounds louder to the listener.

Thermal Insulation

Although Luxury Liner pro is designed to kill road, engine and exhaust noise, it also reduces heat very well. So well infact that it is the most popular mat we sell for blocking heat inside the cabin of the car.

For best thermal insulation results, apply a layer of Luxury Liner Pro on top of our cld vibration damper, Damplifier Pro inside the car with a couple gallons of our ceramic thermal insulation coating Firewall.
Ther is no better combination of product for reducing unwanted heat in the automotive industry!
 

FAQ

Which side of Luxury Liner Pro does the adhesive get applied to?
The Second Skin Contact Adhesive should always go on the foam side of Luxury Liner Pro. The foam side should then get applied on top of the foil side of Damplifier or Damplifier Pro. The vinyl side of Luxury Liner Pro will always face the passengers in the car.

What is the difference between Luxury Liner and Luxury Liner Pro?

Both products are acoustic barriers, which means that they reject airborne sound waves. Both incorporate a heavy vinyl barrier, but use different sound absorbing decouplers. Regular Luxury Liner is bonded to an open celled foam while Luxury Liner Pro is bonded to a closed cell foam. The purpose of the foam is two part. First, it elevates the vinyl off of the substrate, acting as a decoupler helping to slow down the transfer of airborne noise. 
Second, the foam filters out airborne sound waves, helping to increase the overall sound deadening and noise rejecting results of the vinyl barrier.

What is the difference between Luxury Liner and Overkill Pro?

Both products get applied on top of vibration dampers like Damplifier and Spectrum to reduce airborne sound waves, but they do it in two totally different ways.

Overkill is a noise absorbing filter that weeds out specific frequencies that are able to penetrate the first vibration damping layer.

Luxury Liner is a barrier that blocks and reflects the most difficult airborne sound waves.

When used together, the combination is a surefire way to kill unwanted ambient noise. Luxury Liner should be placed on top of Overkill or Overkill Pro, only after Damplifier, Damplifier Pro, or Spectrum has been used first.

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Specification

Sheet size =  24" x 54" (9 sq. feet)
Thickness =  between 1/4" -3/8" (.250" .375")
Mass/Area = 1.2 lbs. per sq foot
Total weight per sheet = 10.80 lbs. per sheet 

* Requires contact spray adhesive (1 can per 4 sheets)