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Re: thermal paint [message #324199 is a reply to message #324153]

Fri, 22 September 2017 11:33

pjburt

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Thanks for the responses. I wasn't thinking about this curing vapor-lock but as one part of the whole.
What ran through my mind was:
I believe the best way to stop heat penetration into the coach is to stop it before it gets through the floorboards. I wonder if this could be a less expensive and lighter alternative than multiple layers of floor coverings on top of the plywood floor.
It is available premixed or as an additive to other paints.
If used in the premixed white, it would be a bear to keep clean but, you could see any leaks right away. Smile

Jerry Burt Fresno, CA.
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