[DML] Re: Impact Absorber.
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[DML] Re: Impact Absorber.



I've never seen any issue with just leaving it as it. It does not 
seem to be an open-cell foam. I've never seen the foam rot, and I've 
seen a lot of these cars apart now. 

I HAVE seen someone very effectively cover it with duct tape. 
Otherwise, just about any paint would do the job. 

Dave S


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "therealdmcvegas" <dmcvegas@xxxx> 
wrote:
> After replacing my water pump, I am now in the middle of 
reassembling 
> the engine, and soon, I'll be remounting the rear facia. In the 
mean 
> time, I have a quick question.
> 
> While working on the back of my car, a good portion of the coating 
on 
> the rear impact absorber has sloughed right off the foam in sheets. 
> Does anyone know what I can spray back on, to cover the exposed 
> areas? Looking at it, I understand that this is to keep the foam 
from 
> rotting, by keeping water spray off of it. 




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