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Username Post: Hood Insulation
slammed1 
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Reg: 03-28-12
 06-24-12 07:49 PM - Post#2240966    
    In response to 65Impala396

I would lay it flat on clean ground and rinse thoroughly with water and soap the best you can and let it sit til dry,trying to pick it up wet will not be good. Maybe others will have a better way but thats how I done them in the past.
Brian M
1966 Chevrolet Belair,1980 Chevrolet Camaro,2004 DogeRam Hemi,2009 Chevy Ext Cab

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