Jim,

I used fiberfrax overlaided with aluminum sheet for my firewall. The
thickness of the fiberfrax is not important. It is still rated for 2300 deg
F regardless of thickness. 

I have not heard of Isofrax paper. 

Thanks,

Rob Schmitt
N1852Z




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Subject: KR> Fiberfrax

What thickness of fiberfrax should be used for firewall insulation.
 While ACS sells 1/16" and 1/8" I have found that it is available in 1/4"
and thicker from other sites.
Is thicker necessary ? Cost effective ?
Also I found a product called Isofrax paper. Anybody used this ? It is made
by the same company that makes the fiberfrax. I am waiting for an answer as
to thicknesses that are available.
Has anyone used other substitute material ?
I am open to all suggestions.
Thanks
Keep building---
Jim Litchfield
S,E. Virginia
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