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[GMCnet] The Renovation. Price for having it foam spray insulated. [message #289237]

Fri, 23 October 2015 10:41

BobDunahugh

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Got a price of having them install the foam. $350. As to the trimming the edges. That wasn't appealing to him due to the proximity of the wiring. I understand that. I saw a job that was just sprayed. The trimming looks fairly simple. And he'll loan me his power trimmer.Bob Dunahugh78 RoyaleIowa
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Re: [GMCnet] The Renovation. Price for having it foam spray insulated. [message #289255 is a reply to message #289237]

Fri, 23 October 2015 19:09

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A battery operated "power knife" such as those used for slicing roast beef or turkey could be useful for that trimming!

Mac in OKC
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Got a price of having them install the foam. $350. As to the trimming the edges. That wasn't appealing to him due to the proximity of the wiring. I understand that. I saw a job that was just sprayed. The trimming looks fairly simple. And he'll loan me his power trimmer.Bob Dunahugh78 RoyaleIowa
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Re: [GMCnet] The Renovation. Price for having it foam spray insulated. [message #289261 is a reply to message #289237]

Fri, 23 October 2015 19:19

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$350 sounds like a bargain.

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On Friday, October 23, 2015, Bob Dunahugh wrote:

> Got a price of having them install the foam. $350. As to the trimming the
> edges. That wasn't appealing to him due to the proximity of the wiring. I
> understand that. I saw a job that was just sprayed. The trimming looks
> fairly simple. And he'll loan me his power trimmer.Bob Dunahugh78 RoyaleIowa
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Re: [GMCnet] The Renovation. Price for having it foam spray insulated. [message #289288 is a reply to message #289261]

Fri, 23 October 2015 21:23

thainglo

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Bob - what about one of those oscillator tools? Should go thru foam like a hot knife thru butter. I've got one in the shop and some free time next week if you need a hand. Just let me know.

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