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Do you guys do the good? Can we use the same MLV and use the spray adhesive to glue them to the hood or it'll melt? Thanks.

Got a quote back from Don. Four MLV costs is $98...shipping costs is almost $40...yikes!!! I have to think long and hard about this

ahh..even better. thanks! Just shot Don an email to order four sheets of MLV (36"X54" (13.5 ft²) for my doors..Woot!

Excellent advices guys. Thank you. I guess I will go with MLV from SDS and hang it on the door panel instead of the actual door...is this okay? I think it'ld be a little easier to install that way. How do you guys have it hang on your doors? drill some holes and zipties?

also, if I buy the MLV from SDS, is it self-adhesive or do I need some adhesive? Thanks.

hey guys..thanks for the advices. MLV at SDS is a single sheet....the Luxury Liner Pro I got from Second Skin is kind of like double ...the MLV and the CCF glued together into one sheet...this is why it's so thick that I think won't fit the door.. SDS the MLV is a single thin sheet so I think it'll work with the doors..I think I'll go with that...

Hey guys, I have an 07 Tundra and I wanted a quiet ride. I laid down a layer of Dynamat Extreme and a layer of mass load vinyl from Second Skin (Luxury Liner Pro) on the entire floor and rear wall of the truck. It cut down the noise considerably. Now I can hear engine noise (coming through the fire wall in the front (which not much I can do about that) and exhaust/road noise coming through the doors. I think I can definitely do something with the doors. What material do you suggest to cover the doors? A layer of Dynamat Extreme? I read that Dynamat will cut down vibration, not so much with noise. The Mass Load Vinyl (Lux Liner Pro) is the stuffs for noise...however is too thick and I'm afraid the panel won't go back together. Any idea what's the best approach here? Thanks. john