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Oops, guess I didn't make that as clear as I'd hoped.
What I meant was to use the heat shrink plastic and foam peanuts to insulate
the hull and cabin of the boat not the windows.
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Jeffrey M. Henon
> From: "Shaun Sweeney" <>
> Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2001 21:29:08 -0800
> To: "Jeffrey M. Henon" <>, "arider"
> <>, "live-aboard mailing list"
> <>
> Subject: Re: lv-ab: Hull insulation alternatives
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> "What if you used heat shrink plastic for insulating windows as a holding
> device for foam peanuts. You wouldn't want to seal it at the bottom so that
> the condensation can run off in to the bilge, but it would seem to me to
> solve the problem of condensation, cost and ability to remove it for
> repair."
>
> We have used the heat shrink stuff for a couple of years and it is real
> good. No need for the "peanuts" just do a good job of sealing the plastic
> and and voila ... you have thermal pane. One point however, the plastic
> tape that you put on to hold the shrink wrap doesn't come off easily. OTH,
> the stuff is so clear that we have a few windows that we leave wrapped all
> year.
>
> Shaun aboard Rana III
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