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 Topic: Van InsulationPosted: 30/December/2004 at 10:24pm |
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What is the best way to insulate a van & can I do it
myself. I have tried everyone from home insulators to autobody
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Posted: 30/December/2004 at 10:25pm |
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I have always had mine sprayed with foam.
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Posted: 30/December/2004 at 10:32pm |
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That is kinda what i figured but i am having a tough time trying
to find someone to do it. The closest i can get is the guys around here
that spray oilfield tanks & i hate to leave it up to these
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Posted: 30/December/2004 at 11:30pm |
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I use a guy who spray insulates almost anything it will stick to. Just explain what you want. I have it applied very light between the ribs of the van on sides and ceiling. It takes quite awhile to mask out the areas of the van where you don't want overspray and around lights etc.
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Posted: 31/December/2004 at 12:39pm |
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Buy the foam in the can if you want to do it yourself. Total price will be about the same the spray guys charge if you buy your foam cans from Home Depot.
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Posted: 31/December/2004 at 4:46pm |
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It would look like sh*t!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Posted: 05/January/2005 at 9:25pm |
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We usually have are truck spray foamed, I have used the bubble doubled foiled insulation in are service trucks. ( thats aluminum foil over bubble rap) Reflex heat very well. For extreme temps I prefer the foam insulation -20 Degree.
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Posted: 05/January/2005 at 10:37pm |
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True Doug, but at least the truck would stay warm! lol
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Posts like this make me glad I live in SoCal...it's a chilly 50* outside here tonight. I don't know how you Canucks and other cold weather birds deal with freezing TM's, solution lines, chems, etc. that's a rough way to earn a living in the winter. Take care and stay warm, Lisa |
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Posted: 06/January/2005 at 1:30am |
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-40 something celcius today in Saskatchewan Lisa. I think we will just be leaving it all in the shop today. lol
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Posted: 07/January/2005 at 8:10pm |
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-40 is the same wether F or C . It is the only temp where you don't have to specify.
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Posted: 07/January/2005 at 8:26pm |
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Well its 40 below & I don't give a F___. I got
a heater in my truck & I'm off for at least 2 days.
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Posted: 08/January/2005 at 5:09pm |
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-40 eh? You must be located close to Winterpeg, or would that be near Saskatoon or Edmonchuk?
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Posted: 08/January/2005 at 8:38pm |
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Inbetween Edmonton & Saskatoon. But its not 40 below C or F anymore.
Its just a foot & a half of snow & perfect sleddin weather. Time to get the Cat out! cya  |
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