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Wet bay insulation.

I was asked via PM for a picture of the insulation on my wet bay door. I can't get the picture to load on PM so I will do it here.
Dub McBride 1996 270

Re: Wet bay insulation.

Reply #1 –
Dub
That looks fantastic!  Do you remember what product was used and did you just spray glue them on? 
Have you noticed any difference in bay temps?
Peter
Peter    Alberta Canada
'98 U320 40'  Build 5359 M11 450 HP, Aqua hot, Blu Ox

Re: Wet bay insulation.

Reply #2 –
Dub will soon chime in but that looks just like the Noico product,you peel and stick,roll on with a wallpaper seam roller.
96 U270 BUILD 4810
85 380SL
Drummonds TN.

Re: Wet bay insulation.

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Quote from: Peter –
Dub
That looks fantastic!  Do you remember what product was used and did you just spray glue them on? 
Have you noticed any difference in bay temps?
Peter

I got the material from Motorhomes Of Texas years ago for my engine room but could probably get it in a number of places. I bought more than I needed and kept finding places to use it. I've never compared before and after temps as the coach stays in a heated shop, I've only driven it in cold weather once and that's the only time I checked basement temp and it was warm but the bay is heated. I did apply it with spray adhesive and it's a easy install.
Dub McBride 1996 270
 

Re: Wet bay insulation.

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Quote from: Dub –
I can't get the picture to load on PM so I will do it here.

That's because PMs don't go through a virus scan, and because of that, we don't allow attachments in PMs.
Learn every day, but especially from the experiences of others. It's cheaper!  - John C. Bogle

2000 U320 36' non-slide / WildEBeest Rescue
2003 U320