[95avblm3]

Eastwood has a product similar to Dynamat that I believe is significantly less expensive. Also, I can't remember if I read it here in your thread or another, but someone pointed out that you don't have to cover every surface for sound deadening purposes... the larger flat areas should suffice like the squares in between the "ribs" in the floor pans. By using a selective application method, the material will go much further.