Comments on: Falcon Foam Garage Door Insulating Kit http://diygaragedoorinsulation.com/falcon-foam-garage-door-insulating-kit/ Insulate your garage door for energy savings Wed, 18 Aug 2010 21:23:31 +0000 hourly 1 By: John Drovdlic http://diygaragedoorinsulation.com/falcon-foam-garage-door-insulating-kit/comment-page-1/#comment-40 John Drovdlic Thu, 15 Oct 2009 14:00:35 +0000 http://diygaragedoorinsulation.com/?p=58#comment-40 I installed the insulation kit yesterday, everything went great. But I do have a heads up for you: two panels in one box and one panel in the other were badly covered with mold or mildew on the plastic covered side. I cleaned off what I could but it did stain. You might want to check some of your boxes. Thanks for the quick shipment and the good directions. I installed the insulation kit yesterday, everything went great. But I do have a heads up for you: two panels in one box and one panel in the other were badly covered with mold or mildew on the plastic covered side. I cleaned off what I could but it did stain. You might want to check some of your boxes. Thanks for the quick shipment and the good directions.

]]> By: admin http://diygaragedoorinsulation.com/falcon-foam-garage-door-insulating-kit/comment-page-1/#comment-25 admin Wed, 30 Sep 2009 21:05:43 +0000 http://diygaragedoorinsulation.com/?p=58#comment-25 Yeah, I hear you Walt. But they can't make insulation panels in all sizes, so they just do the most common measurements. It occurs to be that you could do this with extra pieces as we discussed. but maybe you could cover the seams with soem plastic tape. If appearance is a real concern, such as if this is a garage used as a rec room sometimes, you can cover the insulation sheets with sheet plastic. That would give yo ua slick, complete look to your insulation project, and it would be easy to clean as well. Yeah, I hear you Walt. But they can’t make insulation panels in all sizes, so they just do the most common measurements. It occurs to be that you could do this with extra pieces as we discussed. but maybe you could cover the seams with soem plastic tape. If appearance is a real concern, such as if this is a garage used as a rec room sometimes, you can cover the insulation sheets with sheet plastic. That would give yo ua slick, complete look to your insulation project, and it would be easy to clean as well.

]]> By: Walt Hutchison http://diygaragedoorinsulation.com/falcon-foam-garage-door-insulating-kit/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Walt Hutchison Sun, 20 Sep 2009 20:51:39 +0000 http://diygaragedoorinsulation.com/?p=58#comment-20 My 3 garage doors are 10' X 8' with eight 5' x 2' panels on each door. Don't they make panels that big? Your suggestion to get extra panels and cut and piece would look terrible as each panel would have two added fillers for width and length. I would really like a kit that is made for 10' doors. Walt My 3 garage doors are 10′ X 8′ with eight 5′ x 2′ panels on each door. Don’t they make panels that big? Your suggestion to get extra panels and cut and piece would look terrible as each panel would have two added fillers for width and length.
I would really like a kit that is made for 10′ doors.

Walt

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