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johnd01
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Seems like there are way too many GMC fires.
On Mon, Oct 30, 2017 at 10:22 AM, Ken Burton wrote:
> lqqkatjon wrote on Mon, 30 October 2017 05:54
>> I would never use fiberglass in a gmc. Need to find something that
> does not hold water.
>>
>> I would have suggested reflexctix, but now Ken is going to make me go do
> his burn test on the stuff I lined my fridge with.
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> Sorry.... But if you ever have fought a fire (and won) in a GMC, You
> would be very cautious about what you use inside of one. Almost anything
> will
> burn. It is just how fiercely it burn and how hard it is to put out. I
> had a major gasoline fire in the engine area years ago and the hatch was
> covered with Microfoil. It did burn but from the gasoline below and it
> did not help spread the fire. I am still driving that coach today. I
> heard
> but have never seen in writing that Reflectix was banned for use in new
> RV's being built.
>
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> Ken Burton - N9KB
> 76 Palm Beach
> Hebron, Indiana
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