I created this blog page to show and inform car owners about the aircraft firewall material hood liners I fabricate and sell for Ford Mustangs, Thunderbirds, Buick Grand Nationals, Chevy Camaros, Corvettes, Jaguars and many other cars. My hoodliners are an acoustical and thermal insulation FAR superior to the stock foam pressed fiberglass liners that come from the factory, a better alternative to Dynamat, W-M-S, and other aftermarket insulators! My hood liner insulators are made of ¼ inch thick flexible rubber foam that is effective to over 225 degrees F. This material is made for aircraft firewalls and bulkheads and is far superior to the original factory stock hood liner. The material stands up to forces and temperature fluctuations that cars don't experience and keeps the exterior of the hood cool and will not reflect engine heat back down toward your intake. This material is also used by NASA!!
This liner
is in one piece, the side that faces out is smooth and will NOT soak up any
underhood fluids, oil or lubricants! It can be wiped clean with a terry cloth
towel and some Windex or even water! My liner will adhere to the ridges and
contours of the underhood area, giving it the form you can see in the images
here, using 3M #80 spray-on adhesive found ONLY at the Home Depot - Lowe's
doesn't carry it. This gives more clearance underneath while ensuring
insulation - helpful if you have current rubbing issues due to export braces or
pulleys, etc.
Aircraft Firewall Material Hoodliners. Hoodliners are sold based on size. The smaller vehicles are $79.99 -$89.99 and $99.99 for the larger ones (not including shipping, shipping differs based on location (domestically in the USA or internationally))
If we can't answer our cell phones, please leave me a text/voice message and I'll get back to you! I speak Spanish too - yo hablo español. We are in the Detroit metro area of Michigan and are a two-person operation and if we don't answer your e-mail’s right away don't worry, we will make every effort to answer ASAP!
