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Author Topic: What insulation to use?  (Read 228 times)
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« on: March 17, 2002, 01:01:49 pm »
I have my Cavalier 96 apart and the old fiberglass is OK looking except on the bottom where it got wet. So, when I put it back together what should I use for insulation? I'd like as much insulation value as possible to make it as efficient as reasonable for a 44 year old machine. I'm debating using Icynene and just injecting it into the cavity and door. This will be a one way trip as it sticks to everything and the liner will never come out again, but, it probably wont have to. Any thoughts?

Nate
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« Reply #1 on: March 25, 2002, 06:16:01 am »
nate, if you go that route be sure and minimal expanding type.that stuff will SUPER expand and could do a little damadge to your door.i have screwed
up a new window in my house once
.i had to cut it back out and reinstall it,using minimall expanding foam.its great stuff and i should work fine for you.                                                                 take this with a grain of salt,heck ive never even seen your machine!                             small block '<img'>
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