Underbonnet insulation

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Geoff Butcher
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Underbonnet insulation

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My car has a layer of felt stuck on the inside of the bonnet and it''s now trying to fall off. When gluing it back I found it's saturated with water, not surprising, I suppose, given the four vents in the bonnet. Any suggestions for a more waterproof material, or should I just rip it all off and not bother?
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johno
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Re: Underbonnet insulation

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Woolies are the usual source of all things trim. Underbonnet stuff is usually there to reduce noise from the engine when you're stood next to the car. If it has a foil layer it helps with the heat insulation. High temp spray adhesive to fix.
https://www.woolies-trim.co.uk/category ... -deadening
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