Kahles56
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I was running a generator check on my MEP -003 today,
I hate mice,
I hate mice.
Did say that I HATE MICE!
THE unit spewed fiberglass for 45 min out of the 1.25 hours I ran the unit.
I have to run the unit with the ASK Kit due to the noise and neighbors where I live.
Now down too the question at hand,
What is the best repair material to use in repairing the fiber glass on these units,
Is there a cloth that can withstand the heat and survive a mouse munching on that I can overlay the existing black covering that is on the fiberglass? Kevlar cloth,? if availably?
HAS anyone used 3/4 in foam board repairing the panels, if so did it work?
I wish the Manufacturer had armored all of the glass material like they had when they made the doors for the ASK kit.
God I hate to take apart the ASK kit as it is a pain, but well worth the noise reduction.
Suggestions, flames, Ideas?
Thanks,
Ken, AKA Kahles56
I hate mice,
I hate mice.
Did say that I HATE MICE!
THE unit spewed fiberglass for 45 min out of the 1.25 hours I ran the unit.
I have to run the unit with the ASK Kit due to the noise and neighbors where I live.
Now down too the question at hand,
What is the best repair material to use in repairing the fiber glass on these units,
Is there a cloth that can withstand the heat and survive a mouse munching on that I can overlay the existing black covering that is on the fiberglass? Kevlar cloth,? if availably?
HAS anyone used 3/4 in foam board repairing the panels, if so did it work?
I wish the Manufacturer had armored all of the glass material like they had when they made the doors for the ASK kit.
God I hate to take apart the ASK kit as it is a pain, but well worth the noise reduction.
Suggestions, flames, Ideas?
Thanks,
Ken, AKA Kahles56