The following photographs give visual examples of
Very flexible and easy to cut with a household scissors. it can be glued, mechanically fastened, or sandwiched where a heat and noise barrier is needed.
Final installation for the Chevy Nomad
Corvette floor and seating area
covered with Rollboard
Corvette interior floor insulated with Rollboard prior to carpet installation
Barry Weiss (Storage Wars) Hot Rod uses both Rollboard and Wet Blanket insulations
Barry Weiss’s exhaust system being wrapped in Wet Blanket. Blue tape acts to hold things together while curing.
One of Jay Leno’s many Stanley Steamers.
Stanley Steamer showing insulated boiler
Our premier high temperature rated (3250 degrees f.) material can be applied directly at the heat source, thereby minimizing heat transfer to where it is unwanted.
Wet Blanket conforms to just about any shape
Wet Blanket used on exhaust pipe of one of Jay Leno’s Duesenbergs
Duesenberg
A fully equipped shop makes access to the Duesenberg underside easy
Woven Cloth Tubing
Typical automotive uses are fuel lines, choke stoves, hyraulic lines, and wiring. As a cover for fuel lines it helps reduce or eliminate vapor lock.
Typical choke stove installation for carburetors
Woven Tubing can be used for hydraulic lines and wiring
Here is “Woven Tubing” used to insulate a fuel line, can be used in any category of an engine needing insulation on the fuel lines
Foil Covered Woven Cloth
Foil covered cloth is a radiant barrier that helps reflect heat and is used where abrasion and other contamination. Typically applied in engine bays, and underbody.
There is no Formaldehyde or other environmentally unfriendly substances involved.
Jay Leno’s EcoJet Car
Click here for a YouTube Video “Jay Leno Blows Out The Window In His Jet Car – Jay Leno’s Garage”
Blast off! Jay Leno takes Neil DeGrasse Tyson for a ride in his jet car. Built in Jay’s garage, the EcoJet has 650 hp and a Honeywell LTS-101 turbine engine.
Jay Leno’s EcoJet turbine powered car uses foil covered woven cloth on the underside of the carbon fiber body to protect it.
Design of the Eco Jet Car was a collaboration of Jay Leno, General Motors, and Alcoa, with the car actually built in Jay Leno’s Garage.”
This easy to install EHP material is easily cut with household sizzors. It is a flexible ¼ inch thickness material that makes an excellent muffler wrap, resulting in noise and heat reduction rated to 2300 degrees farenheit. It is shown being retained by stainless steel bands.
Shown is a specific EHP kit for the Ford Model “T” muffler
Barry Weiss’s 1947 Cadillac mufflers wrapped in Wet Blanket
“Solenoid Jacket” fits many GM style starter solenoid applications keeping high temperatures from causing a no start or hard starting situation.
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