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Posted by kfvorwerk@gmail.com on April 25, 2008, 8:41 am
Please log in for more thread options > Interesting stuff! But I don't need THAT much heat resistance. :)
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> But it is supposed to snow at the track on Saturday, took all the
> pressure off of the repair job. Track slicks and snow is not a great
> combination.
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> kfvorw...@gmail.com wrote:
> >> It was a rough weekend at the track, I'm doing repair work today. The
> >> cracked and crunched fiberglass bumper has some foil backed insulation
> >> on it that is going to get destroyed when I repair the bumper, where to
> >> get some replacement?
>
> >> The insulation is about 1/2" thick, has a very heavy foil on one side,
> >> not sure if it has anything on the other side, fibers are white and
> >> fluffy (ceramic?). The stuff is needed to protect the fiberglass bumper
> >> from the muffler so it needs to be pretty high temp.
>
> >> I've tried McMaster, westMarine.com and came up empty. What do I search
> >> on, what do you call it, where can I get a couple square feet in a hurry?
>
> > If you can't find that. Look for a pottery supply company and see if
> > they have fiberfrax.
> >http://www.fiberfrax.com/
> > Karl
Just remembered. We got a small piece about 1 foot square at Home
Depot or Lowes. It was for insulating wooden beams and studs when
soldering copper water pipe. Either in plumbing or by the propane/mapp
gas torches in tools.
Karl
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>pressure off of the repair job. Track slicks and snow is not a great
>combination.