High tech sound deadening/thermal insulation

[Pazuzu]

Please note! I do not know this guy, I do not work here, I do not know the quality of their product, but i do know that we're all looking for new, lightweight sound deadening and thermal insulation options for our 911s.

http://www.secondskinaudio.com/

He's been posting on a different forum that I'm on, and his stuff seems to been on the up and up. Just for the general Pelican brain trust as an option

[ChkbookMechanic]

Second Skin Audio has been on my radar for a while after seeing the Sound Deadener Showdown website. I just haven't found a reason to use it yet.

[aston@ultrasw.c]

I used the damplifier on the rear shelf, seat back and seat buckets after I had stripped everything out.

It was easy to cut and work into place, even the curved surfaces. I then bonded lightweight carpet to the silver backing with 3M spray adhesive. I did not reinstall any other stuff.

I am pleased with it and would use it again.

[gr jetson]

The very best and also the most expensive (funny how it works out that way) is Cascade Audio Engineering. They can be found at: http://www.cascadeaudio.com/

I have used a few of the other well-known products, second skin, B-Quiet, and Dynamat, and Cascade is as far ahead of these others as an SR-71 is ahead of a Buick Roadmaster. Check out their latest high-tech heat barrier paint--it uses nanotechnology, and it is expensive.

For the record I do not work for Cascade nor do I have a financial interest. My overriding Porsche philosophy has always been, if I am going to make a change, make it as absolutely good as possible.

Cordially, Greg