Can this product be use where existing fiberglass insulation / blown insulation has been installed?
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I am unsure of your question. Do you plan on removing the old fiberglass and blown in and worried about the slight residue of those product? If that is the case I would say YES. If you plan on going over top of fiberglass or blown in. NO don't do it. The foam would spray over and add R value. I would have a major concern with the dew point being located in the non foam product and moisture being trapped . Mold and Rot would follow.. Hope this helps
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Not without modifying the door. The insulation is made to fit inside of the metal door.
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I guess you could use it in any opening to the outside as long as you block off the airflow around it. It's not designed to be used that way though and you might get a buildup of water in the unit if it isn't angled towards the outside.
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The instructions say to use fiberglass which I did but the distal end of my tape is embedded in spray foam with no ill effects so far. The foam could be a fire hazard so be careful where you install it.
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I would not hesitate to do that, but I'd still use another insulator right than straw. Try three layers of cardboard.
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I coated a fiberglass roof, not the seams. I would think a caulk would work better for seams.
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Log onto their website for a review of insulation techniques. My understanding and the way I have installed the product is that a completely sealed air gap is what provides and increases the minimal R value that the product provides.
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I think a trip to the local hardware store for some water pipe insulation sleeves would work just fine. A pool noodle might also work, though the noodles we have at our house have a larger diameter hole than the bar- if you left the old foam on it might work. Decorative duct ontop of the foam also discourages bites into the foam.
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No, this is for gel coat repairs and dings. Contact FGCI. com for everything you want to know about fiberglass.
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I suppose you could, but is there a reason you do not use regular acoustic insulation that you can get at your local DIY store? It is designed for home use, and should be thicker.
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Yes, this insulation can be used under the carpet, the headliner, the hood or anywhere to reduce noise in a vehicle. This can also be used for other non-automotive related purposes as well.
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You should install the heat shield insulation with the fabric side adhered to the surface and the foil side exposed.
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doubly so, as in addition to the product itself, you then cover them (or should) with insulation.
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YES!! But you may want to foam wrap & paint everything after the installation, to protect it from the weather/elements.
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NO, this product is very specifically designed to be wrapped around the exterior of a water line, in an enclosed area, such as under a home in a crawl space, not in the open weather. You are also suppose to complete the installation by wrapping fiberglass matt insulation around it afterwards and covering that with a wrap of plastic. I don't think any of thoses requirements would work well in your desired application.
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My husband said it was for insulation, not sure if that is the answer you are looking for.
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Yes, I would apply the eternabond first and then the Dicor fiberglass roof coating.