Eastwood Insulating Material

[fillpot]

I know eastwood is good stuff but has anyone tried there sound deadener,I was fixing to order some dynamat extreme but seen this and thought I would ask.THANKS!

[Jay Hilliard]

I've wondered the same thing. I doubt Eastwood developed their own sound deadener/insulation, but I could be wrong. I would bet it is probably Dynamat rebranded with Eastwood's name on it.

[Vsolo]

or it could be another company. I went with http://www.secondskinaudio.com/

[JayR]

I got 100 sq ft of Fat Mat on their ebay store for $120 and it worked like a champ.

[HRBS]

^^X2^^
100sf of FatMat with roller, knife etc (a kit) from Amazon for $100.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dmi&field-keywords=FATMAT

[coolwelder62]

I got 100 sq ft of Fat Mat on their ebay store for $120 and it worked like a champ.

I pick up some fat mat myself. look's just like dyna mat.:thumbsup:

[Johnjan]

+1 on the FatMat. I had bought mine a coupla years ago and it sat in a box all that time. Took it out thinking the adhesive had all dried up but the stuff is sticking like a champ. This is my first time using a product like this and I'm relieved it's so easy to cut, shape, and apply.

[wmhjr]

I pick up some fat mat myself. look's just like dyna mat.:thumbsup:

But it's not dynamat. Not bashing fatmat, but there are differences. Cleary both Dynamat and Second Skin are far superior products from a factual perspective. Whether there is sufficient increased value for the additional price is a personal decision. Fatmat may work out pefectly for people in many cases. But make no mistake, they (Dynamat and Second Skin) are superior products. I have installed all 3.

[JKnight]

The second skin Damplifier Pro is some really awesome stuff. The adhesion is second-to-none and the foil backing is very thick. Apparently testing has shown it works well from an acoustic standpoint too.

I also used their Heat Wave product in crucial firewall and toe-board areas, could not be happier with the improvement that made.

I am all for saving money where you can, but I think this may be an example of getting what you pay for. Especially in the roof and door panel areas where you have to demand that the product stick forever!