Does anyone have X-Liner or Rhino Liner their Spyder engine compartment to reduce sound or otherwise?
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Yes, but you have to ask Greg what he uses. I don't think it deadens the sound at all, but it sure makes the surfaces look finished. Inside the frunk and underside of frunk hood are done too.
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@americanworkmule posted:Does anyone have X-Liner or Rhino Liner their Spyder engine compartment to reduce sound or otherwise?
Not yet. It's on my list. My early kit is just painted.
i used rhino liner more for keeping engine clean,,,remember it smelling toxic..have plenty of ventilation..
Carey answered in another Group:
Yes, we back all of the panels in a Kevlar infused coating, essentially a bedliner and it does help with sound and rocks.
Yes, we back all of the panels in a Kevlar infused coating, essentially a bedliner and it does help with sound and rocks.
The military used Line -x for various ballistic applications. My chassis was sprayed with Line X