can you use it on cabinets? Want to put it on old cabinets in heated garage
1601347
I think it would peel off. Actually I used mi no to cover shutter louvers and it wouldn't stay. I believe the film is best suited for metallic surfaces.
377883
I have never used it in a small area such as a cabinet, but I suspect it will work just fine. It's certainly a non-chemical method that can not cause any harm.
1439067
It appears that you can but the reason I bought it was for the vibrations so I don't really use the heat. I tried it to answer you but didn't seem like I got any heat although the light came on without the vibration. I almost seem to get more heat from the vibration. Hope this helps some.
521765
Lori,does the wall aim towards the large garage door or is it somewhere where there has a dead wall? The heat would be read as a signature that is not normally present in the space. If so then this should work... if at the big garage door then this might have issues until the heat signature moves fairly close to the unit itself....
1811596
Lord no! Don't put that thing in your garage! It really stinks, but it really works! We put ours on the edge of the woods where they will get sun. Try our best not to get downwind of them.
64751
It works far better blowing the hot air out of the cabinet. Unless you can tie it directly to an AC vent, blowing air in simply won't be cold enough to make a meaningful difference.
127143
Yes. I have put this tape down the cellar on my heating ducts. Sticks wonderfully to the ducts and the wood. I will never use regular duct tape again on the ducts.
523474
I don't see why not. Great stuff but I used it on my indoor wood stove. I also agree with re-painting with high temp black paint.
243660
I do not recommend using this inside a garage, even with the garage door open, or any other enclosed space. Burning propane (or anything else including wood) emits carbon monoxide (CO) which is poisonous. You will want it several feet outside the garage to ensure the CO doesn't accumulate inside.
1911995
hmmm i used it for my cabinets not sure if you would want to use in refrigerator due to it may stick to the service but its up to you
1819717
I don't think it is big enough to heat a 2 car garage. I used it on my closed in porch that is over my 2 car garage (which has a large ceiling) and it didn't do a thing. It was in the 30 degree temperature. Just not big enough for that large an area.
1993632
I use mine for ski boots and they work great provided it is located inside the house. I had mine mounted in the garage and the cold ambient air was to much for the radiant heat to overcome. Works great in my insulated mudroom.
1244682
If your garage has a concrete foundation, that would probably be fine, although any cracks in the concrete might allow some fumes to leak into your garage. I would not use this where it could come into contact with any combustible structural materials.
1209185
I would not use it if it is that old. That said, if you squirt some out and it is still spreadable the yes it can be used. It's a heat conducter withsilver particles in it. It's meant to make up for the gaps between the heat sink and the cpu.
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I am quite sure that you can. I used one on the inside of the house & one on the inside of the garage. I used them that way because, I am going to remodel the kitchen & it was faster and warmer. It was January in Minnesota. Hope this was helpful, Terry S.
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Possibly. I've put practically everything I've owned in mins at some point and never had an issue with heat damage (although I do suggest checking the thermometer occasionally). The only problem you might find is size. This thing is big, don't get me wrong, but you're talking about a cabinet. At best, you may have to dismantle the cabinet and do it piece by piece while enclosing the rest in those huge ziplocks to avoid contamination. So basically I'd recommend it for your cabinet--- just check the dimensions first.
361866
As I usually do, I installed this unit on top of my AV rack out of concern for the impact of heat build up in an enclosed space. Having done so, this unit runs very cool and has little noticeable heat build up even when being driven hard. I'm sure it would be fine installed inside a typical AV cabinet.