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Re: Door plastic vapor barriers
[Re: gygeneral]
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07/15/13 05:48 PM
07/15/13 05:48 PM
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Colorado
denfireguy
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Colorado
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I bought some precut barriers on e bay that came with a gray caulk. Just did a google search and can only find the previous 3M black and this stuff from Eastwood: http://www.eastwood.com/ew-flexible-stri...CFYdxQgod4iUAPQI have had good luck with all 3M products. BTW, the electricians I work with call the stuff dum dum. Craig
2014 Ram 1500 Laramie, 73 Cuda
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Re: Door plastic vapor barriers
[Re: burdar]
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07/15/13 11:43 PM
07/15/13 11:43 PM
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Florida
cbusters
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Florida
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DMT has a white strip caulk they include with the heater box kits. I'd call and ask them about it.
The box has Ace Hardware on it.
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Re: Door plastic vapor barriers
[Re: gygeneral]
#1468217
07/15/13 11:55 PM
07/15/13 11:55 PM
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IL,USA
bdusted440
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IL,USA
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What product are you guys using to install the plastic liner behind our door panels. The original stuff was like a white caulk. I know 3M sells a black caulk but hter must be something out there.
Thanks
It's actually called butyl tape. The big three have been using it for 60 years.
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Re: Door plastic vapor barriers
[Re: Eagleone1983]
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07/18/13 08:12 AM
07/18/13 08:12 AM
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Atlanta Indiana
Dave Watt
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Atlanta Indiana
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3m black strip caulking. I used that and the thickest plastic sheeting I could find at Lowe's. The part number for the 3m stuff is 08578
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