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Lexus owner, dont hate me
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Rapid City, SD
Posts: 1,368
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Underside of hood
Have any of you ripped out the insulation from the underside of the hood? I did it because I just couldnt stand having it on there. My question or idea is, (Now that the insulation is out of the way) to paint the sectional areas, 11 in all, a different color other than the stock white. Do you think this would look alright, or would you just keep it stock and not mess with it?
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S*ra*gh* P***mp, B*ee**h!
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well, considering your car is white, i would leave it be
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Houston, TX - Austin, TX
Posts: 1,377
Car 1: 1991 Artic White LS Sedan Car 2: 2003 Acura TL Type-S Car 3: 1974 Black Elephant iTrader: (0)
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You cut out pieces of mirrors and put it in those sections. I'm about to do that when I find enough glass mirrors and a person who can cut it.
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S*ra*gh* P***mp, B*ee**h!
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man, forget mirrors, throw some teevees up in that $hit
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i think using mirror reflective foil would be better than actual mirrors. if you drop your hood those mirrors could break or chip and look like total crap. and for the tv's..those look damn cool. hardly safe but total show
i took insulation off because with it off..my hood struts stayed up ![]()
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Road Hog
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Atlanta,Ga.
Posts: 2,016
Car 1: Midnight Blue Pearl Met. Legend Sedan (R.I.P) Car 2: 98 Mustang/04 Passat Car 3: 89 Maxima SE iTrader: (0)
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BUUTTTTTT.......
..........for those with darker cars, I will suggest that you keep it on because it is a heat insulator that prevents your hood from getting too hot which in return (after a while) fades your paint.
This isn't noticable on lighter cars. |
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i have a lighter color, so now i feel better about taking it off. i wanted to, but someone told me that along with fading the paint, it may warp our hoods. what up with that? has anyone have theirs taken off for a long time?
smoov, thanks for the idea! teevees would be bad a$$! nopi here i come! |
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Rockville Md
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