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Date: 11-2-09 08:50
From: Woody in Portland Oregon

Subject: Insulation Pads for Hood, Trunk Lid - *New reduced pricing*

Aluminum reflective hood pads are back in stock. It is the same 1/4 closed cell technical foam with 1mil of aluminum added.

Benefits of adding the aluminum is that is provides an excellent barrier to convective heat transfer. The foil stops about 75% of the convective heat. Add this to the insulating properties of the foam and this is a very superior product.

I need to get pictures of it on the car, but need to find someone that is willing to take a picture with it installed.

Price - $50.00 + shipping.

Black Insulation Pads
Under Hood

The set consists of 3 pieces 1/4" thick. They are custom cut for each section. Left, Middle and Right. Fits all model years.

Price - $45.00 for 1/4"+ shipping.

Under Trunk

The set consists of 5 panels custom fit 1/4".

Price - $45 for 1/4" + shipping.

Now offering material for under roof restorations (non sunroof) The sets consists of three panels.
Front, Middle and Rear.

Price -$50.00 1/4" + shipping.
Pictures of installation pending.

**There are many other places you could place this material. If you have a special request let me know

Please contact me at anthonywerre@gmail.com if interested.

Shipping is from Portland Oregon.

Paypal preferred. Account anthonywerre@gmail.com.

For each set sold, $5.00 will be donated to the FAQ site.

Material description:
Closed cell technical foam. Material is black. It is highly flexible and has a similar feel to neoprene. It's smooth on the backside with the front having a almost flocked feel and look. This material will not support mold or mildew growth and has a very high resistance to oil and fuel. It has a heat temperature rating up to 245 degrees and is self extinguishing when exposed to flame. It is UL and FAA approved. Was used on the space shuttle and several military applications.

Manufacture suggests applying with 3M Super 77 or 80. For hood, the suggestion is to use 80.

Pictures of member installations:

74 Inka headed to Barrett Jackson

Frank Ortega

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Woody
68 1600 "Gustav"

Project blog: http://picasaweb.google.com/werrea/BMWRestoration?feat=directlink

Last edited by Woody on 2-11-10 09:08; edited 28 times in total

Date: 11-2-09 10:51 From: mo's72tii in Laguna Beach Subject: Re: Underhood/Trunk Insulation (1 Set of each remains)
I will take the front and back set if you can include the shipping to 92651. What brand of radiator are you running? I just ordered a Mishimoto MMRAD-E30-82.

Date: 11-2-09 11:07
From: Woody in Portland Oregon

Subject: Re: Underhood/Trunk Insulation (1 Set of each remains)

JC TII sent me a mail...I am waiting for a response. If he doesn't get them in the next few hours...your next in line. I am also getting some more material in a couple of days and will be making more. I'm also thinking of expanding to aluminum faced material if there is interest. Also in addition to these, I am working on a door panel set. Just depends on interest.
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Woody
68 1600 "Gustav"

Project blog: http://picasaweb.google.com/werrea/BMWRestoration?feat=directlink

Date: 11-2-09 11:20 From: mo's72tii in Laguna Beach Subject: Re: Underhood/Trunk Insulation (1 Set of each remains)
Not in a hurry. let me see the spec on the faced material. What brand is your radiator?

Date: 11-14-09 07:10 From: speedwell1966 in Athens, GA Subject: Re: Underhood/Trunk Insulation (1 Set of each remains)
dang man you keep tempting and tempting me... with that new price.. I just might jump on it. Ill you here in a few _________________ Zac Cardinal

Date: 11-14-09 07:10 From: speedwell1966 in Athens, GA Subject: Re: Underhood/Trunk Insulation (1 Set of each remains)
dang man you keep tempting and tempting me... with that new price.. I just might jump on it. Ill email you here in a few.. are they going to stay this price? _________________ Zac Cardinal

Date: 11-14-09 07:27 From: Woody in Portland Oregon Subject: Re: Underhood/Trunk Insulation (1 Set of each remains)
Yes. I've finally gotten the price down to make it more affordable. I was able to swing a deal with the manufacture by buying more material in bulk. _________________ Woody 68 1600 "Gustav" Project blog: http://picasaweb.google.com/werrea/BMWRestoration?feat=directlink

Date: 11-17-09 06:27 From: white2k2 in Sunny Florida Subject: Re: Underhood/Trunk Insulation (1 Set of each remains)
Any difference in under hood noise? This stuff looks great nice work! _________________ '72 White 2002

Date: 11-17-09 06:44 From: Woody in Portland Oregon Subject: Re: Underhood/Trunk Insulation (1 Set of each remains)
My project isn't on the road yet. But it sure has to be more quiet than the three pieces that are OEM. I did notice that the trunk sounds quieter when you close the boot lid. And, thank you. _________________ Woody 68 1600 "Gustav" Project blog: http://picasaweb.google.com/werrea/BMWRestoration?feat=directlink

Date: 11-26-09 09:41 From: speedwell1966 in Athens, GA Subject: Re: Underhood/Trunk Insulation (1 Set of each remains)
Ill be your aluminum picture whore if you send me some. Ill sell my cars underhood and advertise it as your own! (Ill even write "WOODY" in sharpie if you wish) ;) -Zac _________________ Zac Cardinal

Date: 11-30-09 11:33 From: lamaker Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PADS
I just me some for the hood! Very excited to install it. If I like it, the trunk is next. Do I use 3M tape or glue? _________________ Robb Lamaker

Date: 11-30-09 02:30 From: Woody in Portland Oregon Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PADS
Manufacture suggests the use of 3M Super 77 spray glue. Just make sure to mask off the engine compartment and hood supports. It went pretty smooth for me on the install. _________________ Woody 68 1600 "Gustav" Project blog: http://picasaweb.google.com/werrea/BMWRestoration?feat=directlink

Date: 1-8-10 07:42 From: Blackbeard55 Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PADS
I am a little confused, sorry, dahhh!!!! Are you selling the black pads or the aluminum pads. Which are best or is it just esthetics. Also is there a price differential, or actually what is the price for both trunk and hood. Thanks and sorry. _________________ JC 2007 335i coupe 1975 2002

Date: 1-8-10 08:32 From: Woody in Portland Oregon Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PADS
Selling both 1/4" aluminum reflective and 1/4" black insulation. Both the aluminum and plain black perform really well. The aluminum protects better against heat transfer. Please email me at anthonywere@gmail.com to discuss what you would like. _________________ Woody 68 1600 "Gustav" Project blog: http://picasaweb.google.com/werrea/BMWRestoration?feat=directlink

Date: 1-9-10 02:54
From: beammmer in Slidell, LA

Subject: As a suggestion...

do not use 3M 77 spray for the installation. The temperature resistance of 77 is about 120F it will fail sooner than later. The 3M Rubber and Vinyl 80 Spray or at an automotive parts seller 3M Super Trim Adhesive Yellow p/n 08090 has a temp resistance of well over 180F.

I used Spray 80 on my hoodliner.

Not so shameless plug:

http://www.shop3m.com/60455036875.html

Data pages are on the left side of page, I couldn't find Spray 80 on our website below??
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Manufacturing/Industry/Product-Catalog/Bonding-Solutions/?WT.mc_id=www.3m.com/bonding
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Don Derham
1973 Sahara # too long ago, purchased in 1978 sold in 1984
1973 Chamonix # 2589243 Katrina Victim, currently in the good hands of Baikal.2002
1973 Inka # 2587591 purchased from Mike McCurdy in Dec 2007

Date: 1-10-10 09:45 From: Blackbeard55 Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PADS
Woody, Did you get my email? _________________ JC 2007 335i coupe 1975 2002

Date: 1-10-10 10:08 From: Woody in Portland Oregon Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PADS
It didn't come through. Try again. anthonywerre@gmail.com. I think 1 r my have been left out. _________________ Woody 68 1600 "Gustav" Project blog: http://picasaweb.google.com/werrea/BMWRestoration?feat=directlink

Date: 1-20-10 04:00 From: skelatons in Germany Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PADS
Woody, Got the insulation today. Didn't open yet, but I got it . Thanks. _________________ 1973 2002 2002 steel gray Mcoupe Brad

Date: 1-20-10 09:25 From: Blackbeard55 Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PADS
woody, I also got mine, it is still in the box though. my car is still in the shop and weather permitting I hope to have it this weekend. Thanks again, _________________ JC 2007 335i coupe 1975 2002

Date: 1-22-10 09:41 From: Blackbeard55 Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PADS
Hi, Does anyone happen to know whether that 3M adhesive 80 is still even available. I have checked here in Chicago and I can't find it and the 3M site says it is obsolete. Is there a replacement that you guys know about? Thanks, PS. The 77 is readily available, any thoughts. _________________ JC 2007 335i coupe 1975 2002

Date: 1-22-10 10:13
From: Woody in Portland Oregon

Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof *NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PADS*

I found this on the Shop 3M. Should be good. 3M™ General Trim Adhesive 8088, 18.1 oz Net Wt or 3M™ Yellow Super Trim Adhesive 08090, 19 oz Net Wt

I used 77 and haven't had any issue with it falling down yet, but cannot guarantee the heat won't cause it to. Just not sure at how hot the metal underneath the insulation will get.
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Woody
68 1600 "Gustav"

Project blog: http://picasaweb.google.com/werrea/BMWRestoration?feat=directlink

Date: 1-22-10 03:07 From: AndyS Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PADS
Woody, I have 2 of the 3 sets installed. Will get pics as soon as I can remember to write a note to remind me to take the pic. I keep forgetting. Easy install and looks good!

Date: 2-11-10 01:55 From: skelatons in Germany Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof *NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PA
You know Woody, you're right, the black does look better. _________________ 1973 2002 2002 steel gray Mcoupe Brad

Date: 2-11-10 02:18 From: fiftytakedowns in San Rafael Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof *NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PA
What is the benefit of the insulation? _________________ Turrrbooooo project UPDATED Jan. 31 2010 http://www.bmw2002faq.com/component/option,com_forum/Itemid,57/page,viewtopic/t,321643/ 1974 tii (megasquirt turbo) 1991 318is 1958 Nash Metropolitan

Date: 2-11-10 03:16
From: Woody in Portland Oregon

Subject: Re: Insulation Pads - Hood, Boot, Roof *NEW ALUMINUM HOOD PA

fiftytakedowns wrote:

What is the benefit of the insulation?

Couple of items. The factory hood pads reduced noise. They were comprised on 3 individual square pieces of open cell foam. Still available. I didn't like them.

I created a template that covers the entire underneath of the bonnet/boot. The benefit is reduced noise, reduced heat transfer to protect paint, and my main reason, engine bay/boot dress up.
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Woody
68 1600 "Gustav"

Project blog: http://picasaweb.google.com/werrea/BMWRestoration?feat=directlink

Date: 2-13-10 11:05 From: Miked2002 in Palos Verdes, CA. Subject: Re: Insulation Pads for Hood, Trunk Lid - *New reduced prici
Hi Anthony, I'll purchase the aluminum hood pads. I purchased the trunk pads on eBay and paid for the shipping too. Please let me know how to pay for the hood pads and if I owe any more for shipping. Regards, mike.dec@cox.net _________________ Mike #2764014

Date: 2-15-10 12:42 From: thequietracer in Lake Mary Subject: Re: Insulation Pads for Hood, Trunk Lid - New reduced pricing
Hi, I like to get a set for the trunk for a 74. thx. _________________ 74' 02 - Rebuilt, Side draft 45s, 5-speed, rear disc, all IE susp.,...by German Motorwerks. 07 Cooper S 09 SAAB 9 3 Aero V6 XWD 2010 HD Fatboy LO Denim Black

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