DB_NC_95C2

I also thought it was hilarious that the Schild Wash 3oz metal container that came from p1speed was bent, given Das Schild's raison de'etre.

P1speed also threw in a microfiber cloth (looks to be a decent one) and a carry bag with the Das Schild logo on it.

Lidliner

Hi All,

Better the bottle than your hood.......

We relocated and have a new site:
http://www.lidliner.com/

We have all models available to 2012(in the works), and are offering a Group Buy for all 911's-'74-'98

To make it easy we'll do:
20% for first 10 and
30% over 10 members

Use discount code: RENN911 for immediate 20% and extra 10% given to everyone after first 10 orders received.

Happy Holidays!

nathan1

I have the Das Schlid hood protectors on my car and like it. It just gives a slight bit of protection. The only caveat I will tell people is that if your hood shocks are not 110% the extra weight will exacerbate the issue, so probably one of these + new hood shocks for most.

Lidliner

I need to limit this GB to US, as shipping is not reasonable on this part(size).

Also, when you place your order charges will not post until conclusion of GB to determine final discount.

Thanks!

rlme36

Will the liners ship when ordered or will it wait until 10 orders are completed?

Dryfly57

I'm in for the group buy, just let me know when to pull the trigger......Thanks!

Lidliner

I will ship orders within 24hrs of receipt and charges shown will reflect minimum discount of 20%

So you may pull the trigger.....

Lidliner

Well that was easy...We've reached the 30% discount and all orders will get immediate discount using promo code:

renn911
www.lidliner.com

Any order showing only 20% will be credited the additional 10% and are being shipped upon receipt.

This is for a limited time, so pack up and protect your bonnet!

Wishing everyone a a wonderful Holiday season!

rlme36

Just picked one up, thanks for the discount. do the parts that make contact with the painted side have felt or some such to not scratch at the contact point? Or am I over thinking this? I tend to do that.

thanks,

rob

NC TRACKRAT

Jim-
Just sent you an e-mail.
Stan

Lidliner

We do too...

We've made alterations over the years from foam in the open cells to neoprene strips at clip points and along bracing. The idea is to have limited contact with the actual hood and we believe the updated version does a better job of accomplishing that.

IXLR8

And a heads up for those really picky about their original hood label, if the shield makes contact with the flats of the hood, place four one-eight inch standoffs (one outside of each corner of the label) to prevent fretting damage.

rlme36

Good idea regarding the label. I'll attach some felt tabs around it either on the hood or the liner. Yes I am that retentive, somehow I doubt I lack company given this group of owners. ;-)

NC TRACKRAT

Speaking of the label, it was mentioned in other threads that Das Schild will cover up the label so, if you want the information to show, just make a digital pic of it, then print it out on adhesive-backed label stock or spray the backside with adhesive. This would also provide a digital file in case, Heaven forbid, something bad were to happen to the hood.

IXLR8

Use a 3M automotive product that can handle the heat. Something like a shallow 3M Bumpon.