Boris
The Good Old Days
- Location
- The surf-less coast
Someone asked me about my hood on another thread so I figured I would show those who might be interested in what I have done so far.
I shaped the foam to what I think is a nice compromise between maximum air space, strength and clearance for any and all pipes. I made sure that all screws and bolts would remain accessible just like with the stock liner.
I also made room for those who have their hood hooks spread wider (using a RN pole bracket) that they can do so without trouble.
It may be hard to see but the foam does have a nice concave shape to it with the centre being much closer to the top of the hood with the sides coming down close to the hood lip.
I also made channels for water run off into the rear corners of the hood.
My next step will be to cover the whole thing with duct tape, smear it all with mold releasing compound and that give it a layer of glass.
Than, I will pop out the glass hopefully without damaging the foam.
I would like to get more than one liner out of this form but have no clue if it will work.
I shaped the foam to what I think is a nice compromise between maximum air space, strength and clearance for any and all pipes. I made sure that all screws and bolts would remain accessible just like with the stock liner.
I also made room for those who have their hood hooks spread wider (using a RN pole bracket) that they can do so without trouble.
It may be hard to see but the foam does have a nice concave shape to it with the centre being much closer to the top of the hood with the sides coming down close to the hood lip.
I also made channels for water run off into the rear corners of the hood.
My next step will be to cover the whole thing with duct tape, smear it all with mold releasing compound and that give it a layer of glass.
Than, I will pop out the glass hopefully without damaging the foam.
I would like to get more than one liner out of this form but have no clue if it will work.