I was pondering using Herculiner, a roll on bedliner, on my engine bay...Any opinions on this? I'm talking full engine bay...

William



1957 Ford Fairlane 500

292 Bored .30 over

Fordomatic

Other than it being ugly, maybe not standing up to the heat very well, and possibly interfereing with electrical grounds/connections?  Those would be my biggest concerns.  Why would you consider it?  What are the pros?  Help me see what im missing?

Ron Grove

Wauconda, IL

It's actually NOT ugly, it's very clean...A guy with an F100 with a 292 has done it on his, and it looks SOOOOOO clean.

William



1957 Ford Fairlane 500

292 Bored .30 over

Fordomatic

Just my opinion on being ugly.  Personally, I prefer OE style paint & cleaned up, but thats just me.  I have seen an entire car (mid 40's dodge) sprayed with rhino lining and tinted/painted orange.  I wouldnt do it, but it looked kind of cool....and different.

Aside from the appearance part (only you can decide on that front) I would want to make sure everything would ground properly, and wherever assemblies bolt up, would want to make sure that the alignment wouldnt be effected by the thickness of the liner.  Does that make sense?

Ron Grove

Wauconda, IL

yezzir ;-)

William



1957 Ford Fairlane 500

292 Bored .30 over

Fordomatic

Owned a 64 f100 302 windsor a few years back that had marine carpet glued to the inner guards and under the bonnet. Not very fire retardent but super quiet.

Pete, one of the Aussie mob. Beechworth, Victoria60 F100 Panel Van, Y-block. 65 Galaxie Country Sedan 390

I just about have it down to bare metal, I'm then gonna put a primer coat on, sand it a lil rough, then lay'r down... But it being sooo hott in FL right now, I'm gonna wait until a cooler day to lay it down...

I'll post pics of course when i'm done ;-)

William



1957 Ford Fairlane 500

292 Bored .30 over

Fordomatic