Second Skin Mega Zorbe Melamine Foam Sheet – Improve Acoustics, Echo Reduction, Heat Insulation - No Adhesive Backing (1/2" Thick - 8 Sq Ft - 2 Sheets)

Fantastic stuff. Not sticky. High quality. The right thickness for my project (replacing the foam baffles in my old B&O speakers. I found it very easy to work with and install. It isn't for sound reduction, in my case it is for enhancing sound production within the speaker so it sounds better.

This is a joke when it comes to sound proofing anything. You are buying a useless sponge. Totall waste.

I installed this in the front doors of my Crewmax Tundra over the inner door skin where I had applied a 30% coverage of dynomat extreme. I went with one sheet of this OCF per door because I was trying to be cheap. You could probably use two sheets per door pretty easily if you wanted to be very intense about it. Not sure you need it though. I must say that with only one sheet per door, I noticed a very discernible improvement. The ride was quieter. The doors no longer sound like tin cans when you open and close them. The base response from the stock speakers was vastly improved. AND unlike going crazy with dynomat or any other CLD product — this does not add hardly any extra weight to the door (slamming doors was a real problem with my last truck where I covered every surface in the door in dynomat. IT MADE THE DOORS WEIGH A TON. I was constantly slamming them at the slightest touch.

I bought a baseline 2010 Tundra, and slowly been upgrading it. Once I had my new stereo speakers installed around the entire truck, I wasn't 100% happy with the sound. Talked to some folks on a Tundra forum and they recommended Mega Zorbe. I spent the afternoon installing it in my truck doors and it gave me the exact results I was looking for. The road noise is quieter, and my stereo sounds amazing. Lots of support and detail was included in the package, easy to install.

Works good

Seems very expensive for what you get. Hope it works for sound once I get my interior back together.

I put a sheet of this foam on the roof of my old F150. I’m not sure how much sound it’ll absorb above the headliner but who cares? Just the heat reduction was definitely worth it. Incredible Next up: the family van!