16k Engine, $400, Yea You Can Say Im Happy
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From: Boston
Vehicle: 2006 Pontiac GTO
Are you guys sure the heat in the engine bay won't melt the polyurethane in the liner? I read on some forums that can happen, especially around headers.. To quote some guy:
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From personal experience having to remove a PO's previous application on my Yota, Nothing could be worse than covering everything with spray on bedliner/undercoating.....When it heats up from use it'll start "sagging" and looking like your whole engine bay is covered in melting tar.......It still keeps me up at night with nightmares.........
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From: wamego, kansas
Vehicle: 2001 hyundai tiburon
Radu.
think about the engine bay of a toyota pickup or any inline6 or v8. headers on both sides of the engine bay bud where our is in front with a fan in front of the headers. no need for worry about it.
the main key to undercoating is prepwork.
think about the engine bay of a toyota pickup or any inline6 or v8. headers on both sides of the engine bay bud where our is in front with a fan in front of the headers. no need for worry about it.
the main key to undercoating is prepwork.
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From: Newark Valley, NY
Vehicle: 2001 Hyundai Tiburon
yea i drove around today in my other tib, then popped the hood and felt around on the inside where i bedlined the other tib, defiantly will be fine. Im pretty sure i did enough prep work too.
