Under Bonnet Insulation
$139.99
Our under bonnet insulation is a peel and stick foam that is universal to conform to a range of bonnet surfaces. The polyurethane coating allows form minimal creasing, unlike traditional scrim material faces.
Car Builders Under Bonnet Insulation is constructed from a open cell acoustic foam, our Under Bonnet Insulation is dark grey in colour with a black protective top layer. The black top layer is a unique flexible polyurethane coating which allows the material to conform effectively on irregular surfaces with minimal creasing. The top layer is also a protective coating sealing the material from liquids, allowing for ease of cleaning
- Peel and stick
- Open cell foam is great for sound dampening
- Flexible in all directions and will not crease easily like traditional woven face material foam.
- Shipped in protective packaging, with guaranteed delivery of quality product not creased or damaged
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Sheet size: 1500mm x 1000mm
Thickness: 12mm
Tempreature.resistance: -40 C to +110 C (long term) +135 C (short term)
Flame-retardant: Yes, meets UL94 HF1
Peel Strength: 45 N/cm
Weight: 0.6kg / sheet
Customer Reviews
Awesome product
By: Wayne Jones on 30 November 2021
Great and easy to use, makes the car look professional under the hood30/11/2021
Big cam, big boom
By: Robert Chisholm on 3 February 2021
I built my car when I was young and stupid. Wild cam, loud exhaust, no insulation. Mistake. It was unbearable to drive for anything over 15mins because of vibration and boom, A quick call to car builders and I was equipped. After installation of the Car Builders sound deadening as recommended, I can now drive the car regularly. Its still rowdy on the outside, but good on the inside. I can even hear my music. Thanks Carbuilders3/2/2021
Under Bonnet Insulation
By: Sebastian on 4 November 2020
Great product. Easy to install. Super sticky to prevent unfeeling. Also, insulating material is common through complete thickness. Ie- no layers to come off due to engine heat.4/11/2020
A different use for bonnet liner
By: Kurt Neist on 25 October 2020
I bought this to line the roof of my 1982 HJ47 Landcruiser. It was easy to work with and looks great!25/10/2020
Under Bonnet Insulation: I thought it wasn't going
By: Matt on 19 October 2020
My aim was to reduce cabin noise in my Vito. I installed it under the bonnet, following the YouTube instruction video. I was pretty disappointed to find that the cabin noise level had not reduced after installation. Then I looked in the engine at all the sections of metal sheeting that lay between the engine bay and the cabin. So I set about cutting lots of small pieces to fit into all of the unusual little spaces on the back wall of the bay. Having done this I was delighted with the result. It has made such a difference. I'm very happy that I bought it (and had a second crack at installing it where it was most effective).19/10/2020
Under bonnet insulation
By: DANNY SCOTT on 12 May 2020
This was the first time i have ever done this and it was so easy. I highly recommend this to anyone.12/5/2020
Thanks for the tip!
By: Tony on 21 March 2017
I was absolutely amazed at the noise reduction, I reckon it is at least 10 decibels quieter and the job is not finished....... Just a great result so far, really happy with the product its effectiveness, its ease of install and its look. The truck mechanic had a look and he knew of the product, he was amazed at the result and how neat it looks, so you have a convert already, but it sells itself..21/3/2017
Under bonnet insulation for my 1965 Wolseley 24/80
By: Trevor & Heather Modistach on 13 October 2016
First, your delivery was exceptional, 2 days from order to our front door in Sth. Aust. The Installation was a bit daunting as the Wolseley bonnet is one continuous slab of metal with bracing around the edge, raised approx. 10mm with a raised pressing going from almost flat at the rear of the bonnet to deeper at the front to match the grill, with a cross brace across the the bonnet toward the front. To be able to tuck the insulation around the edge under the 10mm gap of the bracing, to give a really neat finish, I cut the insul. approx. 15mm wider than required, and with the 'Olfa' type knife supplied with the kit,I cut through the backing, leaving approx 25mm around the edge where the backing would remain,to allow me to slide it under the bracing once the rest of the insul. was stuck down. I also cut, just through the backing, from front to back, dividing the width of the bonnet by 4 so we could start sticking it down in sections rather than pealing all of the backing at one time. we started from the centre of the bonnet and worked out to both sides. Because of the front cross brace, I decided to join the front section at the back edge of the brace, as there was no-where to tuck the edges under so it had to be cut the exact shape. I am wrapped with the end result. As all that was under the bonnet before was approx. 3mm thick cardboard type 'stuff',this not only looks great, but has to be a huge improvement over the original. The job took just over an hour, and once we worked out how we were going to tackle it, it wasn't daunting at all. We had the bonnet off the car to do it. (photos forwarded by email )13/10/2016
under bonnet material
By: campdogs on 27 November 2015
A very genuine seller who couldnt do enough to help. Highly recommended. Thanks Brendan27/11/2015