Hood Liner
Not really sure where to post this but , I was wondering if anyone had purchased a new hood liner for their car and what the cost might be
I've been Invited to bring my SRT6 to several Local shows this spring and early summer, thought I would like to do a silk screen emblem or something , it would look better on a new one.
Thanks Howard.
I've been Invited to bring my SRT6 to several Local shows this spring and early summer, thought I would like to do a silk screen emblem or something , it would look better on a new one.Thanks Howard.
Originally Posted by hcarter
Not really sure where to post this but , I was wondering if anyone had purchased a new hood liner for their car and what the cost might be
I've been Invited to bring my SRT6 to several Local shows this spring and early summer, thought I would like to do a silk screen emblem or something , it would look better on a new one.=============================== I have 3 new hoodliners i paid about 60.00 ea . But there is a guy that will make u a hoodliner that can be shipped and he will apply any logo u want. The hood liner fits like a glove has some good info on his site, if u want i will find it and post on forum! Danny
Thanks Howard.
I've been Invited to bring my SRT6 to several Local shows this spring and early summer, thought I would like to do a silk screen emblem or something , it would look better on a new one.=============================== I have 3 new hoodliners i paid about 60.00 ea . But there is a guy that will make u a hoodliner that can be shipped and he will apply any logo u want. The hood liner fits like a glove has some good info on his site, if u want i will find it and post on forum! DannyThanks Howard.
Originally Posted by hcarter
Not really sure where to post this but , I was wondering if anyone had purchased a new hood liner for their car and what the cost might be
I've been Invited to bring my SRT6 to several Local shows this spring and early summer, thought I would like to do a silk screen emblem or something , it would look better on a new one.
Thanks Howard.
I've been Invited to bring my SRT6 to several Local shows this spring and early summer, thought I would like to do a silk screen emblem or something , it would look better on a new one.Thanks Howard.
The center section of the liner also hangs down, if I was you I would add something, a good tape or something similar as the liner looks better when it is tight against the hood. As mine liner is attached already I was thinking of cutting small X holes in the liner and put some industrial adhesive behind the liner with a caulking gun.
On the na Crossfire and probably on the 6, the liner lies on engine cover when the hood is closed, the Chrysler logo on the front of the cover makes a mark in the liner and the liner rubs against the paint of the logo leaving a mark.
The center steel clip in the rear of the hood that holds the liner was bent down too much and actually scratched the paint on the rear of the cover.
Originally Posted by robby363
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Aircraft material hood liner for Mustangs, Corvettes, Grand Nationals, & many other cars Hey guys take a look at these!!!! about 100 to 120$ with custom logo"s. These can be shipped easy, i am going to get one are more an install in such away where i can remove easily and install a different one for the occasion , Dragon ,local meets and shows etc. I am installing the Jaguar vents as we speak . So after this mod i will check out hoodliners!======== Also , i paid about 68$ for my oem liner and this was 20% over dealer cost! A friend of mine who deals in this , supply parts to body shops. He hand deliver to me . I think shipping may be high because of over size !!!! Also there is a lady about 15 miles from me that air brushes hood liners! Check Paulahood liners she does a lot of vettes. paulasartwork's photos and albums on webshots I tried to paint my liner but could not get it right i bet it weighed 10lbs OH WELL 


Also keep up with the push pins that hold the liner in place, Mercedes wanted like 6.00 ea
Last edited by texas t; Dec 18, 2009 at 07:42 PM.
Originally Posted by texas t
Originally Posted by texas t
I am installing the Jaguar vents as we speak .
Aircraft firewall material hood liner pad for Mustang, Corvette, Grand National, many other cars
I USED ABOVE PRODUCT AND HERE IS A FEW PICTURES. I WILL USE IT AGAIN FOR OTHER CARS.
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Last edited by SNAKEWOLF; Oct 29, 2014 at 05:22 PM.
Originally Posted by SNAKEWOLF
The hood MUST come off for proper installation of the liner - this is NOT a big deal! Why does the hood have to come off? It comes off because the liner must be installed with spray adhesive and if you don't mask off areas then the glue will get onto places you don't want glue on, such as the windshield, the engine, fenders, cowling, etc. It would get VERY messy. Plus gravity will work against you and your arms will get tired trying to work with them above your head. Ever try cleaning the ceiling fan blades? Your arms hurt after a while, right? My liner is not stiff like the original, it's made of a SUPERIOR material and installing it with just the plastic hood pins and no adhesive is not recommended. It will SAG in areas not held in by clips! If you have a helper then removal of the hood and installation back on the car with the new liner will take about an hour. You can lay your hood on a large worktable or a plywood on a couple of sawhorses, cushioned with some old blankets or sheets to protect the paint. I include instructions for both the liner and the decals, and in those instructions I provide my AT&T Cingular cell phone number if you need my help during installation. So far no one has called needing my help so it's not impossible to install my liner!
HE HAS A PATTERN FOR THE CROSSFIRE COUPE NOW BECAUSE I SENT HIM MY ORIGINAL AS A TEMPLATE.
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That is a great Hood Liner! Any chance there is more clearance with this liner? On a V8 conversion the Hood liner is the first thing to go as every mm of clearance is needed. How thick is the material?
I like the aircraft stuff. Although the only purpose for the hood liner is to fall on the motor and smother a fire should one occur. I personally like the raw look of the hood skeleton.
Once I get everything done I was gonna simply line the sheetmetal between the skeleton with gold heat reflective material.
I really wanna find another stock hood to do some cutting on and vent, etc.
Once I get everything done I was gonna simply line the sheetmetal between the skeleton with gold heat reflective material.
I really wanna find another stock hood to do some cutting on and vent, etc.
I took my hood to the local 4X4 Truck Shop and had the hot melt Line-X Truck Bed Liner sprayed underneath. Guaranteed for life. Over a year later and still looking So Good! Squirrel Crusher
Originally Posted by Squirrel Crusher
I took my hood to the local 4X4 Truck Shop and had the hot melt Line-X Truck Bed Liner sprayed underneath. Guaranteed for life. Over a year later and still looking So Good! Squirrel Crusher
Thanks for the info Snakewolf. This will be going on my Christmas wish list.
I have wondered if the heat from the engine would cause a problem with the paint on the hood without a liner, but since several people are running without one, I guess my question is answered.
Thanks.... Bob
I have wondered if the heat from the engine would cause a problem with the paint on the hood without a liner, but since several people are running without one, I guess my question is answered.
Thanks.... Bob
Originally Posted by bmorgan
Thanks for the info Snakewolf. This will be going on my Christmas wish list.
I have wondered if the heat from the engine would cause a problem with the paint on the hood without a liner, but since several people are running without one, I guess my question is answered.
Thanks.... Bob
I have wondered if the heat from the engine would cause a problem with the paint on the hood without a liner, but since several people are running without one, I guess my question is answered.
Thanks.... Bob
Last edited by LantanaTX; Sep 26, 2010 at 11:49 AM.


