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Old 06-18-2022, 01:02 AM   #21 (permalink)
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Old 11-15-2022, 12:21 AM   #22 (permalink)
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resurrecting this. i am trying to figure out the best products to use for the hood. my car keeps staying sooo cold
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Is it one piece, or two with an internal bracing gusset?
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Is it one piece, or two with an internal bracing gusset?
I believe two piece. I can take a pic in the morning tomorrow. It’s just bare metal
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I insulated the bare hood/bonnet of my retired Peugeot 106 with dense rubber foam, with aluminum coating. Reflects and insulates both heat and noise.
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Here’s what my hood looks like. It’s thin barely metal with some holes and open cavities. No insulation or anything. How should I go about this?
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That looks like a worst case. With some internal bracing you might fish sheets of insulation in the gap.

It looks loke the best bet might be to take the hood off, turn it over, pour expanding foam in the cavity and scrape off the excess,
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Here’s what my hood looks like. It’s thin barely metal with some holes and open cavities. No insulation or anything. How should I go about this?
NOOO!!
You are hurting my eyes!!!
Images of naked hoods are disgusting
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NOOO!!
You are hurting my eyes!!!
Images of naked hoods are disgusting
The premium models have a “ felt liner”
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I suppose you could ceramic coat the exterior to slow the rate of heat loss between use.
IIRC that was done to a single-cylinder 250cc air-cooled motorcycle engine by Yamaha. And that's a really good engine.

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