How is it for thermal insulation?
1717722
I did not really notice a big difference but I never had much of an issue like that on this vehicle. Definite difference in sound though.
1717723
Not exactly sure what you are asking. It CANNOT be used in hot areas of the vehicle such as under the hood/engine compartment. As far as keeping heat out of your vehicle from proper door/floor installation, I would say maybe a little bit as there is now an extra layer or two between the vehicles interior & Exterior. Probably not much insulation from the cold. However, it would not really be a noticeable difference to the driver.
2040747
Yes. Pretty interesting to use for heat distribution with a fan/ ceiling fans near a fireplace too.
440106
2.2 is about right. its pretty plush. its effective. keeps the garage at garage in low 50's on 30 degree nights. assuming all your exterior garage walls are insulated well too. some builders cut corners and skip wallls.
839816
I live in my camper and have a roll of this foil that I bought to add to the insulation this spring. However during the last cold wave I used some of it to cover all openings and windows temporarily. It kept the heat in and didn't interfere with my wifi (router is out side) or my phone that I noticed. I can't say anything for sure except that I didn't notice any problem.
550228
This wrap is a great insulator. As long as the heat is low enough so that the plastic inside does not burn, it should work fine. If you are wrapping duct work it will work great. It is not for exhaust vent piping, which even double-walled would still be too high a temperature.
535448
Yes, you can use it to keep things warm. It has an infinite control that goes to very low heat.
2277442
It would definitely keep it cooler as the black color absorbs the heat and the white color reflects it; however, I would consider a white parp or a painters elite cloth either than spend $120 for reflective foil insulation :) it's jut me, but to answer your question it would help for sure...
2245256
I wouldn't use as thermal compound for different reasons. Is great for direct placement under heat sink on dye. Tried on gpu and ruined it. Does conduct electricity so be careful.
1680921
Most definitely, I've used it several times over on my GPU, you only need to put a about 5mm on it or a pea size of thermal cooler. So yes it is enough, and it will probably be good for another 3-6 applications.
1558894
I don't believe the plastic insulation could sustain that kind of heat. The insulation is very similar to bubble wrap used in shipping packages. Even if you were fortunate enough to not have smoke and a fire from using it with so much heat, I suspect it would quickly melt the plastic and lose most of it's insulation value. Just my opinion. I only use it on conventional heating ducts.
239155
It's definitely well insulated. Appears to be some type of expanding foam, probably 3/4" or more thick judging from wall thickness. I can say that if you run it at 195F for 14 hours with outdoor temp in the 60-70 range, it's hard to detect any surface heat with your hand on the door or sides.
866228
Hello, I have not started to clean this yet. I use as a heat shield for some electronics.
1760728
I really can't say definitively , but I use it mostly to put heat sinks on chips for RC airplane electronics . I have not experienced those temperatures , maybe the vibration issue . I can tell you this stuff holds like a clamp , and it seems the whole part will break before this Thermal Adhesive will come loose . It says it bonds permanently , and I believe it ! I f you try it make sure to clamp the pieces together !
692936
I wish I knew how to answer this question but am afraid I'm not much help. Here's a link to the specs but I don't see anything about insulation. http://docs.homeclick.com/PE-Links/TOTO/TOTO-MS604114CEFG-specs.pdf Good luck!
1369680
If anything, I find it to be a bit too hot, due to safety regulations on how low you can run it without risk of the flame going out (which would be very bad with smoldering wood in there). I wrap mine completely in aluminum insulation (http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BPAULS/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc;=1), which helps keep the sun from causing it to spike in the summer, and helps maintain in winter. I also drilled a two inch hole in the top and put sheet metal in it, basically making a chimney.
52136
That's how I use it . I wrapped it around a full 4'x8' sheet of foam insulation.
2114297
I just read the other answer that it can be used for heat. I wasn't aware of that. But I do not think it provides any support either.