Alternative to Dynamat?

FatMat IS Peel & Seel with spray painted logo.  If you buy it, you'll notice that little Napster-like logo rubs off with your fingers.  The stuff is garbage, any audiophile that tries it thinks so.

Yea.

http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Product_ID=1344

http://www.secondskinaudio.com/vibration-mat/damplifier-pro.php?category=120

If you want it to stick you your lid, you need a butyl based deadner.  If you can afford all the amplifiers and subs and speakers, I think you can afford the greatest upgrade you can make to ur stereo. 

Don't cheap out here - you have no idea what ur missing.

You may have noticed a marginal sound improvement using roofing supplies, but I can assure you that a proper butyl-rubber based sound deadener, like Dynamat Extreme, is a far, far superior solution.  Nevermind your car now smells like asphalt.

You even acknowledge you can't get the stuff to stay on your trunk lid - I mean - if you bought paint that didn't dry would you call paint that did overpriced?

~$150 for a case of Dynamat Extreme is a steal when you consider that properly installed the stuff can effectively TRIPLE your amplifier power.

Next time you post, please pay at least SOME attention to grammer, comma placement, and the like.

I wouldn't use the ensolite for anything except lining ur trunk floor - that stuff over an aluminum skin is going to be close to impossible with adhesives that I can think of - nevermind that getting it uniform over the surfaces of your car that matter most - like the outer door skin - will be pretty much impossible. The butyl based BXT stuff looks okay - but I'd still get Dynamat or SecondSkin for durability under heat. 

Trying to find cheap deadner is like trying to find a cheap amplifier - just spend enough money the first time on the RIGHT equipment and save urself the hassle.

Remember - a small amount of QUALITY deadner, applied in the right places and applied properly, will make HUGE improvements.  Do your trunk lid, front outer-door skin, rear quarter panels, rear outer-door skin, rest of trunk, front inner-door skin, rear inner-door skin, firewall, and vehicle floor, in precisely that order. 

Butyl deadner removes vibration from METAL - applying it to in the plastic parts of your car is a waste.

This isn't really something you can be shown a video of - you sort of have to do it and it'll make sense.  This may sound crazy - but the few how-to videos I've seen on deadener application actually give BAD advice - leaving air holes and doing the wrong parts of the car, etc.

Cut the material into - sayy - 2inch x 6 - 10 inch strips - then apply, press down around the edges, and then roller down the panel when you get it covered.  Bring the material edge to edge - overlap wastes the stuff. 

This is actually VERY EASY - you just have to roll up your sleeves, get a tactile feel for the material, and make it work.  Once you play with the mat a bit and get a feel for how maelable it is, installing it will make intuitive sense.