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#185209 07/10/2005 7:24 AM
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ok i went to home depot and lowes looking for quick roof or peel and seel... nothin

but i found some stuff that was a sticky foam backing, with aluminum foil ish stuff.. it was about 1/8 inch think.. i think made by frost king, for drainpipe insulation.. will this work the same???

#185210 07/10/2005 7:55 AM
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If you phone a roofing supply store they should have peel and seal.I used this as sound deadner with a double layer bubble wrap with foil on both sides. They use it for isulating of walls, pipe and many other uses. I am very happy with the results

#185211 07/10/2005 12:59 PM
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I found mine at a RV center..They use it on the tops of trailers/RVs

#185212 07/10/2005 1:35 PM
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That drain pipe stuff is fantastic, I haven't been able to find it, can you please post the name brand and where you found it (store and location in the store).

A friend of mine covered the entire inside of his plymouth sedan with it and it was as quiet as a new cadillac.

I like the pipe insulation a little better than the bitumen roofing stuff cause it doesn't have petroleum distillates in it.

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#185213 07/10/2005 3:54 PM
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One thing you have to watch with sound deadeners is if it absorbs/retains moisture. Condensation is inevitable wherever you have a metal surface, and if your deadener holds moisture in anyway, you've given rust a giant foothold.

Something to consider!


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#185214 07/10/2005 4:10 PM
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Which is exactly why the pipe insulation works so good, it is for wrapping and protecting cast iron pipes.

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I get my peel & seal type roof repair at Home depo. It,s hard to find but I finally found it on the end of the aisle


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