200tdi 90 Build
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Got round to installing the Hoodliner product on the bonnet today.
First up was washing and cleaning the inside of the bonnet:
Next up I coated all the bonnet skin I could get to with skinz:
Then the Dynamat Hoodliner was installed:
Was a bit skeptical about if it would make much of difference but if has quietened down the bonnet and engine noise a fair bit. The bonnet now closes with a satisfying clunk rather than a noisy rattle too.
First up was washing and cleaning the inside of the bonnet:
Next up I coated all the bonnet skin I could get to with skinz:
Then the Dynamat Hoodliner was installed:
Was a bit skeptical about if it would make much of difference but if has quietened down the bonnet and engine noise a fair bit. The bonnet now closes with a satisfying clunk rather than a noisy rattle too.
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I like the look and 'sound' of that. If you don't mind me asking, what was the total cost?
The skinz was £35 and the Hoodliner was £60. Bit pricey I know but I Deffo think it was worth it!
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Not been on here for a few months and just caught up with this thread, great work Rob, it looks fantastic.
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Nice!
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Awesome 
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Fantastic Mate, One of the Best if not the Best Rebuild threads I've seen. Wish I was that Clever
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Why is burt reynolds driving your landy?Anyone who has been following this thread and pics up a copy of this month's Land rover owner international will recognise the star of the front cover
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