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In this chapter we ' ll explore the general principles involving air infiltration and
look at those areas which are often overlooked , like wind barriers and vapor
barriers ; in the next chapter , the use of caulking and weatherstripping materials
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In this chapter we ' ll explore the general principles involving air infiltration and
look at those areas which are often overlooked , like wind barriers and vapor
barriers ; in the next chapter , the use of caulking and weatherstripping materials
to 10 ...
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Caulking of openings and cracks in both old and new construction is probably the
most important step after weatherstripping to assure yourself of a comfortable
home . Caulking is also important to prevent penetration of water into the house ...
Caulking of openings and cracks in both old and new construction is probably the
most important step after weatherstripping to assure yourself of a comfortable
home . Caulking is also important to prevent penetration of water into the house ...
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In an emergency on small jobs , try to pick a caulk which says it contains either
butyl or neoprene . All types of caulking and sealants should be applied over
clean , solid , dry materials . Large cracks ( over 3 / 16 inch ) should be filled to
within ...
In an emergency on small jobs , try to pick a caulk which says it contains either
butyl or neoprene . All types of caulking and sealants should be applied over
clean , solid , dry materials . Large cracks ( over 3 / 16 inch ) should be filled to
within ...
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| ºÃóҸԡÒà | Eugene Eccli |
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| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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