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Username Post: Hood Insulation
65ragtop 
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65ragtop
Loc: Sacramento, CA
Reg: 04-04-03
 06-27-12 11:06 PM - Post#2242160    
    In response to 65Impala396

+1.

I'd use a bucket of warm soapy water and pour it on the mat. Repeat several times, then use buckets o' clean water to rinse. Using a hose may tear the fibers of the mat. Let dry several days as those things will hold a LOT of water.
"One often finds the road to his destiny on the path he chooses to avoid it." - Oogway

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