That thin radiant barrier/insulation stuff
 

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That thin radiant barrier/insulation stuff
 

Could be mistaken, but I think there was a discussion here a while back that
this stuff is not as effective as claimed. Perhaps the argument was that
radiant heat is only part of the equation.

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Here you go!

http://www.heatshieldmarine.com/

MW

That thin radiant barrier/insulation stuff
 

"Garland Gray II" wrote in message
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Could be mistaken, but I think there was a discussion here a while back
that this stuff is not as effective as claimed. Perhaps the argument was
that radiant heat is only part of the equation.


For my part, I intend to use the radiant barrier stuff closest to the
fiberglass, then put a layer of styrofoam insulation board with its own
aluminum coating. I've only got about 3/4 of an inch that I can insulate,
but I figure that this will give me the best I can get.

That thin radiant barrier/insulation stuff
 

Yeah, but watch the static electricity. You wouldn't believe how much can
build up.

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"KLC Lewis" wrote in message
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"Garland Gray II" wrote in message
news:VolOg.73762$W01.69264@dukeread08...
Could be mistaken, but I think there was a discussion here a while back
that this stuff is not as effective as claimed. Perhaps the argument was
that radiant heat is only part of the equation.


For my part, I intend to use the radiant barrier stuff closest to the
fiberglass, then put a layer of styrofoam insulation board with its own
aluminum coating. I've only got about 3/4 of an inch that I can insulate,
but I figure that this will give me the best I can get.

That thin radiant barrier/insulation stuff
 

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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Yeah, but watch the static electricity. You wouldn't believe how much can
build up.

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"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"KLC Lewis" wrote in message
et...

"Garland Gray II" wrote in message
news:VolOg.73762$W01.69264@dukeread08...
Could be mistaken, but I think there was a discussion here a while back
that this stuff is not as effective as claimed. Perhaps the argument was
that radiant heat is only part of the equation.


For my part, I intend to use the radiant barrier stuff closest to the
fiberglass, then put a layer of styrofoam insulation board with its own
aluminum coating. I've only got about 3/4 of an inch that I can insulate,
but I figure that this will give me the best I can get.




Interesting point. I guess I could hook it up to a capacitor and make some
use or other of it...

That thin radiant barrier/insulation stuff
 

"KLC Lewis" wrote in message
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"Capt. JG" wrote in message
...
Yeah, but watch the static electricity. You wouldn't believe how much can
build up.

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"KLC Lewis" wrote in message
et...

"Garland Gray II" wrote in message
news:VolOg.73762$W01.69264@dukeread08...
Could be mistaken, but I think there was a discussion here a while back
that this stuff is not as effective as claimed. Perhaps the argument
was that radiant heat is only part of the equation.


For my part, I intend to use the radiant barrier stuff closest to the
fiberglass, then put a layer of styrofoam insulation board with its own
aluminum coating. I've only got about 3/4 of an inch that I can
insulate, but I figure that this will give me the best I can get.




Interesting point. I guess I could hook it up to a capacitor and make some
use or other of it...

I just about jumped high enough to hit the top of garage when I got
zapped... nasty. After the first few zaps, I finally learned my lesson,
lesson, lesson. :-)


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"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

That thin radiant barrier/insulation stuff
 

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
...
"KLC Lewis" wrote in message
...
Interesting point. I guess I could hook it up to a capacitor and make
some use or other of it...

I just about jumped high enough to hit the top of garage when I got
zapped... nasty. After the first few zaps, I finally learned my lesson,
lesson, lesson. :-)


--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

I suppose a more reasonable solution would be to run a ground wire to the
foil insulation material, eh? But I sure hate to see spare amps go to
waste... :-)