Product Details
Universal DEI Under Hood™ Floor and Tunnel Shield II by Design Engineering®. With Adhesive Backing. Finish: Silver. This product is made of high-quality materials to serve you for years to come. Designed using state-of-the-art technology and with customers in mind. It will meet your needs and deliver great quality at an affordable cost.
Features
- Ideal for firewalls, under-vehicle, floor pans, oil tank box areas, transmission tunnels, wrapping fuel cells, under hoods & more
- Blocks radiant heat from entering driver compartment
- Withstands direct high heat temperatures up to 1750° F
- Serves as a barrier to unwanted road, tire, & engine noise
- Constructed from 10 mil aluminum bonded to finely woven layer of high temperature resistant glass fiber
- Easy to form to shapes and contours
- Non-adhesive backing
- Adheres to almost any surface or material including to fiberglass
- Minimum clearance required, only 3/16" thick
- Just trim, peel & stick
Design Engineering is here with excellent products that are available at a competitive price. The company does its utmost to provide the best possible solutions for your needs. All products by Design Engineering are made with expert care and created by professionals to meet all your requirements. The company does not accept compromises when it is going about quality, so you can be sure that all products have only first-rate. With many years of manufacturing experience, Design Engineering is the name you can trust.
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