The ones I make are black, and are made from aircraft firewall material of a chemical formulation that's superior to stock and won't rot or soak up any underhood fluids. I can supply a heat-resistant vinyl decal with it, usually a running pony. They look and perfrom great!

No one has ever asked if the liners I make can be painted! I'm sure it can, but will your paint withstand the heat underneath and not crack and flake off my liner? If you go with no liner then you'll have to constantly wipe down your underhood or dirt will build up.

 

this is my stock hood liner ,removed and painted with high heat engine enamel paint,,, Dupli-Color,#DE1615 Aluminum ,,but it does take alot of paint thoe,,,seven coats,,put 5 coats on then sand with fine paper,,then two coats,,it took me two weekends to do this,,,with the hood liner off the car, but you can still drive your car if needed without it,it want hurt it at all,just take your time and let each coat of paint dry first,,befor you put on another coat,if you need more info ,,just write me back,,,[ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH]

 

That looks great. How long has it been since you painted it and how has the paint held up? Any discoloration and/or paint rubbing off on engine parts?

 

thanks ,,,,all most two weeks,,,,about 200 miles,,,no discoloring or rubbing yet,,,but I will keep a eye on things,,,good question thoe,,,there might be some over time,but thats life.,,,,might have to touch it up now and then,,,the only thing I can see is the cold air box seal touching ,,you had me go look again,,,,but it does not rub the paint off,,,,it has seven coats.