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Old Feb 19, 2010, 07:53 AM
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Reflective Gold Heat Barrier Foil


Fortune Auto has sourced a thermal barrier from a
local aerospace manufacturer. Our sourced foil is
actually made of 22k gold. capable of reflecting 78%
of all radiant heat with continuous operating temperatures
of 450 degrees centigrade. The material is metalized
polyamide polymer laminated glass cloth with a high
temperature pressure sensitive adhesive.

Typical applications include but are not limited to,
intercooler pipes, intercoolers, intakes, airboxes,
engine covers, coilovers, under trays/floors, seat bottoms,
fire walls and bulkheads. The minimum air gap to heat source
is just 1mm!



Some examples on our demo vehicles





You can order this product here
http://www.fortune-auto.net/apps/web...s/show/1142191

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Old Feb 23, 2010, 11:29 AM
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Thanks for all the orders guys!!
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Old Feb 23, 2010, 03:37 PM
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how much is a linear foot provide for wrapping purposes? Say like the UICP? and some left over? Also can this go on the exhaust shield? if so how does it stick?
Old Feb 24, 2010, 06:58 AM
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The UICP that we wrapped on the X was about 2 feet.
You could use it on the rear heat shield on the fire wall. It has a very sticky self adhesive....its almost like gold duct tape lol
Old Feb 24, 2010, 08:04 AM
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so to wrap the UICP was the 1 linear foot enough? I am just asking to know how much I will need to wrap UICP LICP heat shield and the other bits that was shown wrapped!
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You will need 2 linear feet
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How much do I need to wrap my ets short route uicp. Also how much do I need to wrap the lower ets intercooler piping? How much shipped to 06903?
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Originally Posted by Fortune-Auto
You will need 2 linear feet
so we just wrap it all once right?
Old Feb 24, 2010, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Brokenevo
so we just wrap it all once right?
No you have to cut it into strips. You can use big strips in the straight sections and smaller strips in the bends
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Originally Posted by dipsetinallday
How much do I need to wrap my ets short route uicp. Also how much do I need to wrap the lower ets intercooler piping? How much shipped to 06903?
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Originally Posted by Fortune-Auto
No you have to cut it into strips. You can use big strips in the straight sections and smaller strips in the bends
haha my bad, I mean just one time all the way around! I knew it would have to be custom cut to the pieces im putting it on, but one full wrap around is good right? Would it stick to my ICP with the black material on it? Also if removing will it leave any residue? does it fade?
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Originally Posted by Brokenevo
haha my bad, I mean just one time all the way around! I knew it would have to be custom cut to the pieces im putting it on, but one full wrap around is good right? Would it stick to my ICP with the black material on it? Also if removing will it leave any residue? does it fade?
Yes it will wrap one full time around easily! Is your UICP painted or crinkle coat?
If its crinkle it will stick but not as well.

It will leave residue similar to duct tape if you remove it and no it will not fade!
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this is what I got

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Originally Posted by Brokenevo
this is what I got

Yeah thats crinkle...not ideal for this application. It could work but I could not guarantee it to stick for a long time as I do not have experience with that finish
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well im going to buy a linear foot, I wonder how it will look if I do the bov, fuse box and other little items?


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