Can the product be used on thermafoil doors?
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Not quite sure my bathroom cabinet was wood and laminent. After three coats of the gel stain my cabinet was a dark express color.
1146821
Yes, I have completed 2 bathrooms and a kitchen on white thermafoil. Works great just use the simple 3 coat process
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i dont really know. but i will say this. it is revolutionary stuff. i have used it on furniture and concrete and also as a stain.
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According to most websites reflective foil needs at least a four inch gap between the outer wall and the foil. It works best when there is an air space. My garage door has foam panels than fit in each segment perfectly. Before you buy anything do a Google search and trust only reputable sources.
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This Will NOT work for heating elements or radiant floor heating. It's design is for laminate flooring. I would suggest to contact the manufacturer that is selling the heat elements. Hope this Will help.
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I have the same size door. You will need two rolls to do the whole door. I have windows on the top panels so I didn't cover them., and any foil tape will do.
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You may have problems installing in a metal door. When I did my first installation I used hvac metal tape and the SureFlap didn't work. When I called support they indicated that metal adversely affects the operation of the SureFlap door.
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I only tried it on the mirror. It fell off after a minute with the blow dryer on it, so I'm pretty sure it would not adhere to the door. I returned mine :-(
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I can't imagine why it would be optimal for that. RadiantGUARD foil is meant to reflect heat away & does result in lower heat transfer to the living area below attic crawl space. But if you want to e.g. insulate tubes from heat, there must be better insulation choices.
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I'm no expert by any means, so I would have to refer you to Google or YouTube to help you find your answer. I will give you my best answer as what I plan on doing. I will make sure that the inside skin of the door is clean by using acetone or similar product and only apply enough to cover about 50%. i will also keep the vapor barrier on the door to help keep moisture down to a minimum. I hope this helps out a little. sorry for not being to thorough.
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This product was not designed for applications such as a fridge compressor or other sources of heat. It is intended to be placed on sheet metal surfaces like that of the inside of a vehicle door as a means of absorbing vibrations, based on the heavy foil construction I would expect Dynamat to behave as heat shield and could result in the compressor to overheat. Depending on the type of the refrigerator it may be possible to place this material on the flat surfaces however some fridges need to expel heat from the exterior walls of the fridge. I would recommend that you not use Dynamat for your refrigerator. Consult your fridge manufacturer for suggestions on how you can correct your noise problem. This product was not designed for applications such as a fridge compressor or other sources of heat. It is intended to be placed on sheet metal surfaces like that of the inside of a vehicle door as a means of absorbing vibrations, based on the heavy foil construction I would expect Dynamat to behave as heat shield and could result in the compressor to overheat. Depending on the type of the refrigerator it may be possible to place this material on the flat surfaces however some fridges need to expel heat from the exterior walls of the fridge. I would recommend that you not use Dynamat for... » Read More This product was not designed for applications such as a fridge compressor or other sources of heat. It is intended to be placed on sheet metal surfaces like that of the inside of a vehicle door as a means of absorbing vibrations, based on the heavy foil construction I would expect Dynamat to behave as heat shield and could result in the compressor to overheat. Depending on the type of the refrigerator it may be possible to place this material on the flat surfaces however some fridges need to expel heat from the exterior walls of the fridge. I would recommend that you not use Dynamat for your refrigerator. Consult your fridge manufacturer for suggestions on how you can correct your noise problem. « Show Less
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Yes...that's where I used it. It was about a "medium" in difficulty to put on. You do have to remove the inner door panel. There are directions on the Internet to do that
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well I applied it to a door to an outside porch, without a strorm door, and it's fine. It is on the inside, the heated side of the door, so it's a different application than what you're thinking of, but I think it would do fine. It's not expensive so I would try it. Good luck.
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Sorry, I only use Mizani's Thermasmooth Shine Extend with my Solia, which I have set around 300. This product helps with humidity but does not mention anything about protecting from heat. Maybe I need to consider something myself.
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I have not tried it on my oven door. Works great on the wood burner though.
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This is a foam product which comes out wet, sticks to surfaces, and expands. You'd have a real mess on your hands if you tried to use it on a door. There are all sorts of gaskets, some of which have adhesive backing, that would work better. Talk to someone at Lowe's or Home Depot.
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Yes, you most definetly can use on a inside door. That is how we use it on a daily basis. Just make sure you have a good matt to keep you from sliding (which really depends on your floor type). You will get lots of enjoyment from using this wonderful product. We even use it outside, using a tree branch to anchor to. Its great! Enjoy one of the best workouts you'll experience.
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Yes, as long as you put something non-metal between it and the metal door. You could fashion something yourself, but there is a specific accessory specifically for that, which would be the simplest option.
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Nope. That's exactly why I bought it, and he got it off in a few hours. I could actually tell it wasn't going to stick as I applied. Not nearly strong enough adhesive. I bought sill shields from here http://www.sillshield.com/white.html and they are great. Not sure what I am going to do about the moulding around the door.