Thermal Zero Temperature Exhaust Aluminized Review

As the name suggests, the stitching came undone during installation. Wouldn't recommend it. Not particularly upset. It's not expensive, but the new one fell apart.

I used them in the engine bay to protect the air hoses on board. Seems to be working great. Simply cut to the required length. It's easy enough to miss a hard tube.

Used to protect some wires on the turbine I installed, not sure how well it works yet. I was surprised that the aluminum coating conducts electricity.

This sleeve appears to be quite thick and sewn well. I haven't applied much heat other than a heat gun, but it seems to work well enough. I use this on the crankshaft position sensor wire near some manifolds.

This is my first experience with this product. I use it to shield the starter solenoid wire from the manifolds. It certainly looks good and I trimmed it with scissors and it hasn't tangled or torn. I will report on his many years of work after driving the car for a while.

As shown in one of the videos, it should have a crochet function with velcro. It's not, it's just sewn together. The video also shows that it stays in place when you wrap it around the wires. This is also not true. Did these videos lure the consumer into using a higher quality product? I bought it to protect the solar cable from the sun but it's useless for this application. You get what you pay for, so write it down as a lost cause. I will look elsewhere.

The thing fell apart as soon as I took it out of the wrong packaging. The film detached from the material at the slightest touch wherever there was a crease or where you held it to thread the hose. also his MORE 1/2 ID. Very disappointed with this waste of time and money. (You get what you pay for, I save on reassembly first and last time) After a week of use there was still some film left in my engine bay and my temps stayed the same. If you need foil packaging, please buy DEI or buy large…