B-Quiet (
www.b-quiet.com)is pretty good I hear... So is "FatMat" (
www.fatmat.com)... both are realatively inexpensive (relative to Dynomat)... then there's "eDead" (although I hear it stinks for about a week or two after installation)...
I know one person on here has used B-Quiet, and I heard about FatMat because someone else on here used it too. Neither of them mentioned anything about smell. FatMat is easy enough to find on eBay, so is eDead, and b-quiet for that matter. Looks like the average "buy it now" prices are $200 for 100sq.ft. of B-Quiet, $99 for 100sq.ft. of FatMat, and $100 for 120sq.ft of eDead
just finished a quick google on the named products adding "smell" into my searches. It seems like B-Quiet has little to no smell (I couldn't find anyone complaining about it), eDead has strong smells; quickly found a thread with someone complaining about strong tar smells that are supposed to disapate in a week or two. And uhm... FatMat... yeah.. someone was complaining about the smell well over a month after the stuff was installed.
FatMat and eDead are the cheapest stuff, but apparently they stink like fresh asphault on a hot day (not so bad if you happen to like that smell) /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif B-Quiet cost twice as much as these other two (but still cheaper than Dynamat), but it doesn't stink to the point of people feeling the need to complain on the internet about it.
On one hand, most people complaining put this stuff in regular sedans, and normally lock the doors and roll up the windows, so it takes a while for the smell to go away. In any of our LBC convertibles the smell will dissapate much much faster (our cars are not even close to being as air tight as modern cars) /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
I dunno, if I had to choose... I don't think I'd want to put up with a stinkie interior that was just restored (fresh apolstery glue don't stink to me /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif)