About the Dynamat Hoodliner
Dress up your engine compartment with a Dynamat Hoodliner. The 3/4"-thick "Sound Soaker" foam absorbs up to 87% of your engine noise, delivering a quieter listening experience in your vehicle. The reinforced aluminum skin creates a water/oil barrier that reflects 97% of radiant heat, protecting your hood's finish.
Note: We've gotten great results using Dynamat Hoodliner by itself on a variety of vehicles. For engine compartments with high heat or noise levels, Dynamat recommends putting down a layer of Dynamat Xtreme first, and installing Hoodliner over it. You apply Dynamat Hoodliner to your hood's flat panel surfaces (not the ribs) — the packet includes one 55-1/2"L x 32-1/2"W sheet (12 square feet), plenty for just about any hood. Warranty: 60 days.
Want to know more? Check out our article on reducing road noise with Dynamat.
What's in the box:
- One sheet of Urethane foam (has an acrylic adhesive and pull off liner on one side and a reflective aluminized surface on the other side)
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Features
Materials: The Hoodliner consists of three separate layers. The first layer is a 1 mil reinforced, Aluminized heat reflector and water/oil barrier. "Sound Soaker" Urethane acoustic foam forms the middle layer. The third layer is a super aggressive 4 mil acrylic adhesive with an "EZ Peel" release liner.
Benefits: The Hoodliner has the following benefits:
- Absorbs engine noise
- Stops hood paint failure
- Improves the look of the engine compartment
- Tough Urethane foam is easy to cut
- Reflects 97% of radiant heat and insulates
- EZ Peel-N-Stick application makes for an easy installation
Installation
Instructions: For proper installation, follow these instructions:
- Thoroughly clean each mounting surface with a quick-drying solvent that is residue free (Isopropyl Alcohol, Acetone or Lacquer thinner), removing any grease, dirt, oil, wax, moisture or rust. With the surface clean and smooth, a permanent bond is assured.
- Using a razor knife or scissors, cut to the desired shape and size. Remove release liner. On large area applications, remove only a portion (8-10 inches) of release liner at a time, working your way down and across the panel in sections.
- Heating the panel surface you are mounting to before applying the material is recommended to insure proper adhesion. Also, heating the Hoodliner will make the glue stickier. This will keep the Hoodliner in full contact with the panel maximizing material efficiency.
- Apply the Hoodliner to the panel surface, starting at the top corner and working your way down and across, pressing the material into place as you go. With a roller tool, burnish the Hoodliner to the surface. Starting from the center, work it into all contours of the panel. Even if it's a smooth panel, rolling the material will insure lasting adhesion and full contact with the panel surface removing any trapped air.
Specifications
- Temperature Range: -40 to 225 degrees Fahrenheit
- Weight LBS/SQ.FT: 0.20
- Gauge: 0.75 inches
- R-Value: 2.7
- Radiant Heat Reflection: 97%
- Flammability: Passes FMVSS-302
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The Dynamat Hoodliner works exactly as advertised. After driving in town all day, the hood isn't even slightly warm! Great product and installation was very straightforward...just peel and stick. Highly recommended product.
Marshall from Jonesborough, TN