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Yes well worth the effort, Not the nicest job in the world but the results certainly out way the inconvenience.
Give this a try www.thefoamfactory.com They sell the equivalent foam to what i used but make sure you get the fire retardant version
Your welcome, Good Luck.
I did mine a few months ago and it has cut down the engine noise by at least 50% just make sure you get a thick piece of cardboard and fit it well across the engine bay, You don't want any bad backs for the oncoming season, Work in comfort if possible.
I thought the same but after studying the job for a while i found a cardboard TV Box fitted a treat and allowed me a great working space, I just tied the engine bay hatch panel to the Tower and it was quite comfortable, That engine Hatch is a very heavy but of kit and i envisaged damaging it if i tried to remove it but as it was the job went really well.
