Re: Hood
Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2018 12:50 pm
It looks good to me.fair67 wrote:I am not a painter but the primer is on thanks for all the help
Thanks Pop she just asked me to go drive it with her but it is raining she says not raining much. LOL.popscomet wrote:COOL BEANS !!!!!!!!!......team effort !!!,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,POP
Pop I use it for lots of stuff like that,,,& for larger grommets on holes that are bigger than I can find a grommet for. & for sharp edges, like what you used it for.popscomet wrote:that's some good stuff...used a length of it on my core support,,been on it for yrs....POP
I may have some of that I will look and see if it is long enough.poboyjo65 wrote:fair67 here is another thing I did to mine to guard the edge , & maybe help prevent cracks around the carb hole. I cant remember if this is the right thickness,amazon has a lot of them but I just picked this one at random for an example.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KG9BAY0/re ... a146e1910f
Thank you for all the great advice it ended up being 27 degrees here so I cant try the stuff on it yet but will fire up the heater.poboyjo65 wrote:Fair67 I realize you have an oval hole but this may give you or other people some ideas: I was reluctant to cut my hole too close to the side of the duct so I left a small flat spot to keep from weakening it too much. Also I wanted a better ''land'' place for the foam to land to seal it off so I cut up a 14'' breather base & left part of the edge to keep it rigid out where it hangs out,,,then I added the edge trim over it all.
I used a 14'' breather base with a 9'' breather top & filter
got the foam from lowes, pipe insulation,squeezed together & glued,,, but left the very top unglued so it had better spring & glued it to the 14'' base. the bottom of the snorkel is uneven so I did a little trimming on the bottom of the foam so it meets the snorkel better before I glued it to the base.