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Polyurethane insulation removal?
- Thread starter pmureiko
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Chemical
- Jul 29, 2002
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DONT try to burn it off. The fumes are quite toxic.
It shouldn't be hard; the stuff is mainly CO2 and freon gas; the outer surface has probably been painted with a polymer sealant. Hit that with a bowsaw or even lengthwise with a boxcutter and the rest should come clear, even if it was foamed in place.
It shouldn't be hard; the stuff is mainly CO2 and freon gas; the outer surface has probably been painted with a polymer sealant. Hit that with a bowsaw or even lengthwise with a boxcutter and the rest should come clear, even if it was foamed in place.
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