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Jerry (64.12.102.32)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Thursday, April 04, 2002 - 11:58 pm: | |
Posts I've read before about different methods of removing excess spray in foam insulation were very helpful. I used the wood screws into a round piece of plywood on angle grinder trick to remove some more insulation for a change I am making on the inside work of the conversion on my 06. The pieces torn off were a good size and did the job quickly. I used a belt sander to do the final trimming for a job that looks good. One note, however, A shop vac works great to clean it all up but on low humidity and a plastic hose the clean up was ..... "electricfying!" |
Gary Stadler (Boogiethecat) (68.7.217.217)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Friday, April 05, 2002 - 2:02 am: | |
Heya Jerry, What were some of the "other methods" ? I didnt' catch those posts...
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Jerry (205.188.193.34)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Saturday, April 06, 2002 - 9:10 am: | |
Actually, I don't remember what, if any, other methods there were -- maybe I just paid more attention to ones that I could do (I had an angle grinder). I remember reading using machine bolts instead of wood screws through the plywood disk -- and be sure and use a thick enough plywood the screws or bolts don't break out (1/2" worked well for my little job -- about two leaf and garden trash bags worth of material taken off) BTW -- don't forget full face dusk mask(I used an old gas mask with gause in the air intake -- but I should have stuffed some in my ears too!). |
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