in my crawl space i have covered the block walls with white foam board. If i spray this in the rim joist above the foam board, will it melt it?
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Don't know the chemical reactions - but if your pour it on heavy - it heats up - may even see smoke...
1213328
I would say probably not because I think this stuff is pretty corrosive but I could be wrong. I wouldn't chance it. I'm using it to treat my crawl space too and I'm using a spray bottle to spray it on the mold. If you decide to do that be sure to wear a respirator. Some molds can make you sick just from breathing the air in the same room.
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I don't recommend putting the grid on top of the floor. It is designed to radiate through cement and so probably gets fairly hot.
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Personally I used this along with 4 micro-drops of JB Weld on all 4 corners... seems to hold up real well.. not sure if JB Weld is rated for that kind of heat though? Just thought I would share my info
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try it, this more for concrete/when putting sealer.I recommend testing a small area first and letting it dry to see what happens.
1280411
What kind of foam board? Usually a serrated knife works well for that, or scoring and breaking. I think this would just melt it and make a mess. Sorry!
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I don't see why not, it sprays easily and expands pretty well. I used it to insulate basement walls and it worked great. It is messy, wear gloves and clothes you don't care about, it won't come off. Hope this helps.
983074
No, Look for adhesive spray that works with foam. I used it on these panels and it worked great (no holes ect.... You can find the spray under (customers who bought this also bought..)
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If you plan to pour it in and let it dry as a thick brick shape in the box, Melamine board with either silicon mold release on it, or plastic wrap over the board on the end you dont want it pouring out of. If you mean you are just gonna put it on to get a thin layer on all sides of it, I don't think this will be the right product for you. I would go with a spray on poly. This product is a thick, self leveling viscous liquid. It won't stick to the aluminum long enough to dry evenly.
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I used it in a crawl space for an outside spigot. But I don't see why it couldn't be used on a hot as well.
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Sorry, John B's reply is WRONG! Do not put this over paint. That is practically akin to spraying water over the paint. No kidding! No chemical reaction with the cement means NO barrier and a complete waste of money.
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I have only used it outside. However, it does not seem to leave a greasy residue. I don't know about using something with so many chemicals in it on a painted wall. Maybe if it's a high-gloss paint? You might be better off with some kind of indoor spider or bug killer. This stuff will kill just about anything!!
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I can't imagine this mat melting, but then again... I do not live in such high temperatures either! I would also think that you would need several of these mats to be large enough for an outdoor play area. Also, just so you know... I love this mat, but it is not designed to be picked up and moved around without coming a part.
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The company advertises that this device can be used in a garage area, so a crawl space should be ok, but i would recommend contacting the company directly just to make sure. Its an electrical device, so it should always be kept dry. http://www.victorpest.com/store/mouse-control/ultrasonics?gclid=CKXsqZ7Ci7YCFYje4AodMkoAyg
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Hello,this stuff is Flammable as is all foam products.If the heat from the radiator is very low to the place where you are using this foam,it should be alright.As you know after this dries you can cut excess off with a razor (Careful),sand if needed and then painted.Personally,I do not think that the heat will be hot enough to ignite this foam,Especially if it is blocked by the baseboard.
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The instructions say not to- I'm sure there's a flammability concern.As long as it is not thick, you should still be able to feel the heat/warmth.I don't have a foam top, but I am considering using an extra pad this year since I feel some of the coil bumps now that it is 4 years old. I turn my heater off as I fall asleep since I get TOO hot! :)
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I mixed it with Bee's wax to use in potting guitar pickups. The Bee's wax has definitely got a lower melting point, but in order to get it all melted I believe it was at around 200f and took quite a while for to amount I was using to completely melt. Note, I didn't break it up into really small peices though, which would have sped things up.