I would doubt you have insoles made out of the stuff. The actual insulating material is a powder suspended in a felt like product. David Hoyt Sovereignty Catalina 27 #65 ahsovereignty.com In a message dated 4/11/2010 6:56:54 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
I contacted the company on their web site form and asked how it would work for this particular project. Will share what I learn. I may be wrong, but I think I've got a pair of cold weather insoles made out of the stuff. Tim MIllar C27 #6254 On Apr 11, 2010, at 6:34 PM, The Emmerichs wrote: David, I found the product on the internet, it looks like it may work great. I do not want to put it on the inside of my ice melter as moisture or beer may get behind it and create mold or mildew which my wife is very allergic to. My plan is to insulate on the outside if I can figure out a way to attach it. Do you have any ideas, is there an adhesive that works? Anything would be better than what I have now, this cavernous space which is generally empty except when we overnight and then it contains cereal and bread and a cooler sits in the cabin. Thanks, John Emmerich C27TR #5874 Louisville, KY
