Longacre Racing Products Aluminized Insulation Cloth - 58" X 24" - 600 Degrees 4 on 2040-parts.com
Monroe, Washington, United States
Longacre Racing Products Easy to work with, just cut to shape with scissors. Good insulation for firewall, floor, tunnel. Aluminized on one side to reflect heat, silicone coated on the other. Size: 58" x 24" Not for use around exhaust |
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