Matt, you can be really proud of what you have achieved and will achieve. You have formed a wonderful team and I am happy that through my small purchases I can contribute to the further development of your obsession... continue like this... 👍
Good videos Matt, I am working on enclosing my 6 car carport and looking at putting on carriage doors, I had no idea how many garage doors are out there
It may have helped some but that style of insulation needs an 1 inch air gap to reflect properly. If you are touching you get convection. Here in Canada I have had that insulation on my garage doors for years but I use it to keep heat in. By touching the door I am not worried about covecting heat in.
If you run or swipe the edge of your bank card or drivers license edge on the aluminum speed tape you will get a clean even press of the tape. I fix airplanes and use that tape a lot.
With cars inside a ac controlled area when is OG going to do a video on exhaust fume blower systems so you don't have to open the doors when running vehicles inside.
Not sure if 6 months is an official time you were given by a distributor, but CHI is at about 8 weeks lead time for that door. I work at a door dealer in California and rolling service doors aren't nearly as backed up as residential and commercial sectional doors.
I want a new garage door too.. but I'm not sold on cutting flashy plastic mailing wrapper and glue. Maybe if SAVA cures "forgetful" I'll just buy everything... fingers crossed or I'm washing with the hose.
How has the glue held up? Glue has a max heat range, and i know my door hits about 130 degrees. I've used spray adhesive on some stuff, and it has come apart. Has any come apart. I'm thinking a mix of double sided tape and the adhesive. Thoughts?
Matt, you can be really proud of what you have achieved and will achieve. You have formed a wonderful team and I am happy that through my small purchases I can contribute to the further development of your obsession... continue like this... 👍
Did this years ago to save time and money and it did the job very well for me here in south Florida. Now all I need is a mini split on a budget lol
I have doors like that. This looks like the best solution for them. Mine are hot in the afternoon and if the wind blows, that rattle terribly.
I have dubbed you, “The Martha Stewart” of everything garage. All in good fun Matt 😎
Good videos Matt, I am working on enclosing my 6 car carport and looking at putting on carriage doors, I had no idea how many garage doors are out there
It may have helped some but that style of insulation needs an 1 inch air gap to reflect properly. If you are touching you get convection.
Here in Canada I have had that insulation on my garage doors for years but I use it to keep heat in. By touching the door I am not worried about covecting heat in.
If you run or swipe the edge of your bank card or drivers license edge on the aluminum speed tape you will get a clean even press of the tape. I fix airplanes and use that tape a lot.
I crapped my pants long ago with this channel!!! 👍🏻 😂
I love it Matt! Good idea
With cars inside a ac controlled area when is OG going to do a video on exhaust fume blower systems so you don't have to open the doors when running vehicles inside.
I can't tell if you are making progress or if you will ever be done with anything. Good Luck - keep charging.
Not sure if 6 months is an official time you were given by a distributor, but CHI is at about 8 weeks lead time for that door. I work at a door dealer in California and rolling service doors aren't nearly as backed up as residential and commercial sectional doors.
I sure hope so. I really need some doors!
Smart solution.
I want a new garage door too.. but I'm not sold on cutting flashy plastic mailing wrapper and glue. Maybe if SAVA cures "forgetful" I'll just buy everything... fingers crossed or I'm washing with the hose.
So no issue when the door rolls up? The thickness of the insulation wraps around the roll up drum w/o causing any stress to the roll up motor/chain?
Yep, no issues. I've had it next door for several years.
In USA they insulate to keep heat out. In UK we insulate to keep heat in !
alaska would like to have a word with you
Holy crap I remember that tshirt from the first few podcast days 😅 it’s been like what 2 years maybe?
How has the glue held up? Glue has a max heat range, and i know my door hits about 130 degrees. I've used spray adhesive on some stuff, and it has come apart. Has any come apart. I'm thinking a mix of double sided tape and the adhesive. Thoughts?
I've saw someone use liquid nail on the raised sections. That won't come off.
Matt, looking at it from a residential garage. what do you think about putting it over the foam panels for an added barrier..?
I was thinking about that. Put it first on the metal panel, then put the foam over it.
How thick is the Reflectix you used? I see it in 3/16 and 5/16 thicknesses.
I like the looks of it. You think it tears easily?
It doesn't.
If you open and close it daily, how long does Reflectix last?
I've had pretty good results with it. I've had it on for 2 years, and it's still going. You may need to add some glue and tape every so often.
I did go and have a look, and I did almost crap my pants...ARS kevlar scissor.....wait for it....€809,99 here in Holland...yikes!😀😀😀
Off topic. Would the compound your friend Adam LZ bought work for your situation?
He is an hour and half from me.
I was thinking of that too.
You need a Milwaukee level, Matt ;)
Wrap the insulation
Didnt crapy pants Matt. Ive watched enough videos to know your standard.
They are nice for sure.