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Old 03-30-2022, 02:52 PM   #7
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Re: Roof panel insulation in between panels

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Originally Posted by chewychevy67 View Post
Yes I'm scared the stick on butyl stuff will get hot and make a mess. I'd rather do something similar to original if at all possible
I used dynamat on my floor, I think it would be the thickness you are looking for.

I personally doubt it will start to "run" on you, it will just stay nice and sticky. Does not hold water, in fact it will waterproof whatever it sticks to.
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