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Has anyone succesfully pulled this stuff off? How much work is entailed? Seems to have a lot of stuff bolted to it to warrant removing/replacing.
On a related note, has anyone bought one of these new? What do they run? I've heard of people painting them too. I get really discouraged everytime i pop the hood and look at that crap.
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I work in auto detailing...
easy fix...go to crappy tire and get black dye and cover everything else and spray it black again...its not really mold..but yeh nobody likes green stains...
good luck
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That stuff is just for sound deadening, just remove it and toss it. Thats what I did. Theres a few components on the firewall to remove but can be done easily. Then the metal clips that hold the mouldy thing on need to be removed and it just comes off.
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Ideally, i'd like to replace it. I'll give Ford a call to see how much it is.
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i use bbq paint...high heat and does the trick.
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yeah I have the same thing except mine just looks like it's salt stains almost. I was just going to paint it with fabric paint but the BBQ paint might be a better idea anthony.
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Fingers,Feb 20 2006, 10:03 AM Wrote:Ideally, i'd like to replace it. I'll give Ford a call to see how much it is.
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I read somewhere that it was pretty pricey: $865 US :o
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BBQ paint... Works wonders.
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ANTHONYD,Feb 20 2006, 01:01 PM Wrote:
BBQ paint... Works wonders.
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that looks like ass,,,,,who cleaned that!?!?
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I used a big ass sharpie marker about a year ago and its been good ever since.
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That looks very clean. what products do you use to wash your bay?
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I agree that High Heat flat black for either BBQ's or Exhaust peices works awesome on these...reminds me, I gotta redo mine ASAP....looks like ass
Bleeding Ford Blue again...
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why would you use high heat paint on the firewall padding? :lol:
It doesnt get hot! It's fabric! :lol:
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Fingers,Feb 21 2006, 11:36 AM Wrote:That looks very clean. what products do you use to wash your bay?
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I use soap and water. A golf club brush, hot water and patientce.
There's nothing to it.
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ANTHONYD,May 12 2006, 09:18 AM Wrote:Fingers,Feb 21 2006, 11:36 AM Wrote:That looks very clean. what products do you use to wash your bay?
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I use soap and water. A golf club brush, hot water and patientce.
There's nothing to it.
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Anthony..i didnt wanna tell you this but, I saw some dirt in your engine bay that you missed..it was pretty noticable too....
:ph34r:
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microbunny,May 12 2006, 09:15 PM Wrote:ANTHONYD,May 12 2006, 09:18 AM Wrote:Fingers,Feb 21 2006, 11:36 AM Wrote:That looks very clean. what products do you use to wash your bay?
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I use soap and water. A golf club brush, hot water and patientce.
There's nothing to it.
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Anthony..i didnt wanna tell you this but, I saw some dirt in your engine bay that you missed..it was pretty noticable too....
:ph34r:
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Lying sack of s hit.... I just checked.
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ANTHONYD,May 13 2006, 08:47 AM Wrote:microbunny,May 12 2006, 09:15 PM Wrote:ANTHONYD,May 12 2006, 09:18 AM Wrote:Fingers,Feb 21 2006, 11:36 AM Wrote:That looks very clean. what products do you use to wash your bay?
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I use soap and water. A golf club brush, hot water and patientce.
There's nothing to it.
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Anthony..i didnt wanna tell you this but, I saw some dirt in your engine bay that you missed..it was pretty noticable too....
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Lying sack of s hit.... I just checked.
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thats cause I wiped it off when you were talkin to bryan!
..this was like 3 weeks ago..the day you put the volant bACK ON./.
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