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Topic by Dalec | posted 02-01-2009 02:10 AM | 8550 views | 0 times favorited | 9 replies | ![]() |
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02-01-2009 02:10 AM |
Have been looking at ways to insulate my garage door. I found several web sites that sell material to insulate residential garage doors. Some are foil-bubble pack-foil, others are foil-polyform-foil, still others are polystrene sheets with kerfs cut into the sheets to allow the polystyrene to bend and slid into place. Rather than buying these kits, I am thinking about buying polystrene sheets from a big box store and cutting to size and cutting kerfs to allow me to bend the sheets to slip into the openings on the inside of the garage door. My question is what would you use to cut the kerfs that would make clean cuts without melting the foam or making a mess? Does anyone have experience cutting grooves into polystrene sheet goods? Dalec |
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