Hello, will moisture be trapped between the fabric and under hood metal? Will you offer a product with aluminum on both sides of the fabric?
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This product states that it "insulates against heat, cold, noise and moisture. I've sold lots and have had no complaints about moisture.
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Probably, but only buy this if your looking for storing in a heated garage. My car molded in 1 month because this cover let's moisture in but not out.
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No the insulation on the wires is more than enough for under hood temperatures
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No. This is just the padding. You'd need to install a moisture barrier as well.
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No this won't help at all. You will need new hood latches, maybe metal ones.
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finally head from our designer. Please see response to your question. thanks, Lee CarCoverkingdom Hi Lee, Here's an update: We contacted a vendor who manufacturers an RV with a rubber top and he advised that a Polypropylene cover will not react with the rubber top seal. Only issue is that some covers insulate so well, they can increase the temperature of the roof and cause laminate damage. Our covers do allow for ventilation so I think it would be a personal decision on the buyer's part. Let me know if you have any questions or need anything further? MJ
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I used 3M brand High Temp spray adhesive on my RV engine compartment with the foil side facing down. This will assure a good bond under extreme heat and vibrations.
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No. This product is nothing more than a heat shield to lower under hood temperatures. It will not seal a leak.
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If I were you, I would remove the duct tape and use just the interior transparent weather tape. The adhesive is comparable to duct tape, but the density of the weatherization tape is less permeable than duct tape and is going to do a better job keeping drafts of heat out. You may want to purchase a wide version of the 3m interior tape. I bought the 1inch so I could fit it at 90 degree angles at my windows edges and around a few drafty outlets.....
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It does install securely under the hood. The sides go to about 3 inches over the headlights.
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I wouldn't use it to cover that, since rust will spread. It's to cover parts so they don't get heated up.
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If you have a one piece-full coverage mat, I would suggest using Velcro to attach to mat instead of putting potential leak paths for water to enter the cab not to mention the rust problems.
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The fabric version is not to be used on metal. I even tried it and it did not work at all. You have to use something like Home Armor Flex Seal.
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What are you putting it on? I've overlapped it, but if I were doing a hood or something like that I'd order that particular size. I did laptops and dash places in my pickup as well as the center caps on the wheels. I've used a heat gun to try to get rid of any wringles and smooth out wherever needed.
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Mine was fine when I received it and didn't have a problem with it after I washed the cover. I'd try to readjust the foam and straighten out the hood. If that doesn't help maybe you should return it.
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if not sealed water gets in around the base of the attached antenna causing rust swr, use a clear silicone should prevent this from happening. I have a 5 inch base no problems staying on my vehicle traveling interstates.
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The hood comes inside out, so flip it the other way.. it doesnt fit overly snug, but it will close all of the gaps...