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where could i get some fatmat, or raammat...googled it but no luck.

 
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EBAY! of course... what can't you get on ebay.

http://search.ebay.com/fatmat_W0QQfkrZ1QQfromZR8

 
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fatmat.com also sells it, even though it might not be as cheap as ebay. Personally, I would spend the extra dough, and get Dynamat Xtreme (not regular dynamat). It is much thicker, and it applies much easier. It's up to you though, and I really dont' want to turn this into a fatmat vs dynamat thread.

 
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www.fatmat.com should be around $120 shipped for 100 sq ft.

 
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Use ebay. If you want the thicker, non-asphalt stuff, get raamat. If you want the asphalt stuff, get eDead. Buy both on ebay from the distributors, raamadio and elemental designs.

 
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I second what popcorn said.....decent price for 100 sq. How much would dyanamat extreme cost for 100sq? I used my 100 sq of fatmat for between 2-3 layers of my doors, two layers for my trunk lid, 2 layers for my rear deck. I still have a little left over that i'll use some day i guess. JUst make sure you press it down really good, fatmat sent me a roller free with my purchase, me being an american who wants what they want now and fast didn't roll the right side of my trunk lid with the roller after the thing broke when securing the left side of my trunk lid, now the fatmat is starting to come undone from the side of the trunk lid i didn't use the roller on, i've been too busy to go out and re-appy the stuff to the rest of my lid. Or too lazy. The fatmat smell went away after a few weeks. I also put a piece of foam between the back of the rear deck and the rear window, i found that the majority of the rattling came from this location....just remember that sound deadoning stops the vibrations of panels etc but it doesn't stop the rattling of different parts of the car touching together.

 
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EBAY....all the way!

 
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Dude, is Raamat a PITA to use because it's thicker or not?

 
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On some surfaces, yes. It's very hard to get into small crevises and around corners. The Al "heatsink" is thicker too and does not stretch well, like eDead and Fatmat does.

I like the stuff for smoother panels (floors/trunk) but it's not the best for doors and the rear deck.

 
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Cool, thanks