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attaching polystyrene to plywood heatbox

Started by Justin Falon, April 13, 2007, 08:35:00 AM

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Justin Falon

Any ideas of how to attach poloystyrene to the inside of my hot box?  I thought of using PL 300 or FRP panel adhesive.  Thanks.

justin
Hill

ALW

Liquid Nail.  I used it to attach regular styrofoam to the inside of mine and it has held nicely.  I plan to replace the styrofoam with the foil backed insulation board so I just used small dabs of glue on the styrofoam and it has held good.

Aaron


Pat B

If the polystyrene is the blue board, I wouldn't use it because it can melt with excess heat. I used foil backed foam board. The foil backing helps to reflect the heat also. I think I used liquid nails.   Pat
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Justin Falon

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Duct tape fixes everything, I would line the whole box with it.
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