Subject	They tend to be somewhat fragile, esp over time
Posted by	ZXoltan on January 21, 2013 at 5:26 PM
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In Reply To	Cleaning Hood Insulation Pad - Any tips? posted by Zeke21 on January 21, 2013 at 04:35 PM
Message	Even the new ones usually have some small tears. Because of their nature you're not likely to get them "clean". Best bet probably to dust with compressed air, with the nozzle held back at a distance so u dont cause any tears from the focused air.
Follow Ups	Cleaning Hood Insulation Pad - Any tips? - Zeke21 16:35:24 01/21/13 They tend to be somewhat fragile, esp over time - ZXoltan 17:26:23 01/21/13 Re: Cleaning Hood Insulation Pad - Any tips? - njz 17:46:59 01/21/13 Another option is flexible type spray paint - - jzack 19:07:01 01/21/13 Just take the damn thing off. You'll never miss it. (n/m) - zellamay 20:02:04 01/21/13 Agreed. Just to be sure, I pop the hood @ home. (n/m) - evan_aggie 22:49:55 01/21/13 I used a black felt marker to re-blacken the edge of pad. (n/m) - Gordo 93TT Daytona 20:09:46 01/21/13 They suck to clean, I'm looking into these for my Z: - ttsmokin 20:11:22 01/21/13 Re: Thanks for all the tips. - Zeke21 20:45:20 01/21/13 I wasn't kidding. (n/m) - zellamay 23:49:58 01/21/13 I just removed mine, been gone for years now. - LJZTT 00:46:49 01/22/13 Re: Cleaning Hood Insulation Pad - Any tips? - OleMissFan 08:13:08 01/22/13 Remove and replace with new OEM piece. - Drk93TT 10:15:41 01/22/13 Are they still available? (n/m) - JMartz 11:03:56 01/22/13 Last time I checked - Drk93TT 13:04:11 01/22/13 Could it possibly be rewrapped with new material? - smartone 15:31:48 01/22/13
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