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Archer lower cowl heat reflective material-input?

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av8ator1

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I am in the process of redoing my upper and lower cowl. I am noticing heat damage to the cowl from my exhaust. There are no leaks, it’s radiant heat.
I bought this high end heat reflective material and will install it as shown in the pics. Opinions? Good idea? Bad idea?
Material is rated to 1400 degrees.
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