Second Skin Audio: Luxury Liner Roll

Whether you have a big project or you just want to cut up your own mass loaded vinyl, Second Skin offers MLV soundproofing for any job. The Luxury Liner limp mass barrier is very dense (1 lb / sq ft) and now comes in the option to purchase half (10'), full (20'), and XL (30') roll options to ensure a gapless noise barrier in any situation. Get high quality Second Skin Luxury Liner sound blocking material for any size project, whether it’s the floor of a bus or a wall in a in your home theater.

• 1/8” thick raw, virgin mass loaded vinyl
• Each roll is 54” wide and either 10 ft, 20 ft, or 30 ft long
• Weight: 1 pound per square foot
• Flexible and pliable; won’t break off if bent like some recycled MLVs
• Building grade MLV material for ceilings, walls, and floors
• Use a vinyl contact cement adhesive, nails, or screws
• Made in the USA

Product Usage

• Luxury Liner MLV Roll should be used in combination with a decoupling product for best results. For vehicle applications, we'd recommend OverKill Pro (closed cell foam) or Heat Wave Pro (jute and foil blanket). In residential applications, the MLV noise barrier should be used in combination with drywall and spray foam insulation.
• Cut with a sharp utility knife or upholstery scissors
• Normal adhesives will not work on vinyl. You need a specific product such as our HH-66 Vinyl Contact Cement or to fasten it with nails, screws, or staples.
• If you're looking for a partial roll, check out our Luxury Liner MLV sheets

Recommended Install Locations

• Floor - front firewall all the way back to the rear deck seat wall
• Firewall - cabin side
• Trunk - entire floor including over the wheel wells

Application Instructions

1. For best results, Luxury Liner should be applied on top of a sound deadener, such as our Damplifier Pro or Spectrum. It’ll be the final layer of your multi-layer sound insulation bubble.
2. Choose your decoupler. For the floor of vehicles, we typically recommend OverKill Pro (closed cell foam) or Heat Wave Pro (jute material). OverKill Pro will create an overall better barrier layer, whereas the Heat Wave Pro is a better thermal insulator and sound absorber. You can't go wrong with either product.
3. If upholstery or carpet is not already out, remove it. Ensure there’s no loose debris, rust, dirt, or waxy oils.
4. Cut Luxury Liner to the desired size with a sharp utility knife or a good pair of scissors. Be sure to cut to a size that will allow you to reinstall the carpet and upholstery trim. Do not cover wires, drain holes, or mechanical devices. This part of the project is more art than science, as you need to have as few gaps as possible in your noise barrier while avoiding interference with other parts of the car.
5. Use vinyl cement, such as HH-66 Vinyl Contact Cement, to adhere the Luxury Liner to the decoupler of choice. Apply one coat on the Luxury Liner Vinyl and one to the decoupling product.
6. Apply a second adhesive to the decoupler and the foil side of your Damplifier Pro. You can reuse the contact cement or use a High Temp Spray Adhesive or Super Strong Double Sided Tape. If using a spray adhesive, wait 1-2 minutes for the gases to be released from the glue and it to become tacky. Then press the tacky side of the decoupler down to the foil side of your sound deadener. Apply constant pressure over the entire surface for several minutes to ensure a solid bond.
7. Seal any exposed edges or seams with Foil Insulation Tape. The goal is to create as close to an unbroken noise barrier as possible.
8. Factory carpet can be replaced immediately. Aftermarket carpet kits can be attached directly to the exposed mass loaded vinyl side of Luxury Liner.

Second Skin Luxury Liner Install Guide

Sound Transmission Loss

STC Rating: 26 (excludes the decoupler)