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Old 08-16-2010, 11:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Skully View Post
Is this a good question? Pete, started it with his pink thing, I was just asked a simple question, about how for in to put those pink things to plug a void.
Well, it really depends on the size of the void, most pink things generally fit and can plug the void, unless of course they are of the little worm variety, or conversly if its a really big void in which case you would be advised to use expanding foam to control the heat. Generally expanding foam is the absolute best way to plug a big void. That said, if you have to go thru all at that trouble, it would be advisable to measure the void first and guess at the amount of foam you would need. You may just want to pass and consider another project that is more suitable for the equipment you have.

So does this answer your question Skully? tin-man
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