giant cut to fit closed cell stuff
afterburnt
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I need it to stick in windows when the need arises but to be able to remove it and sit it in a corner. I don't need black paint, it would be nice if it is translucent to let some light in.
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Admittedly, I'm confused at this juncture.Don't take experimental gene therapies from known eugenicists.
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It took me a while to parse the title of this thread (which may be partly due to the earliness of the hour, and partly due to hypocaffeination). I finally decided that it was easier to just open and read it.
Are you (the OP, that is) looking for sheet material? I mean, wouldn't that 3M heat-sealing stuff for windows be a good solution?
This sort of thing:
https://www.amazon.com/3M-Indoor-Window-Insulator-5-Window/dp/B00002NCJI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1540207718&sr=8-3&keywords=3m+window+film+kit
It's an extremely translucent black, I would say.
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oh, wait -- do you want it for sound deadening?!?
I'd look at Grainger. If it exists, they ought to have it -- not cheap, but they ought to have it.
Howzabout something like this?
https://www.grainger.com/product/IMPACTO-Kneeling-Mat-21NN38
Heck, I'd be tempted to buy something like this just because, you know, it's called IMPACTO.
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afterburnt wrote: »I need it to stick in windows when the need arises but to be able to remove it and sit it in a corner. I don't need black paint, it would be nice if it is translucent to let some light in.
yep Bruce is back...... Now if he'd just articulate his needs better.... -
He must be in a closed padded cell, sitting in a corner imagining a window, that he does not need to paint black.The best way to predict the future is to invent it.
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I ran this thread through a Siri Alexa Echo Dot Cortana Virtual Assistant Nonsense Translator, and this was the result:
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motorhead43026 wrote: »He must be in a closed padded cell, sitting in a corner imagining a window, that he does not need to paint black.
I think there's a song lyric in there someplace...
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I ran this thread through a Siri Alexa Echo Dot Cortana Virtual Assistant Nonsense Translator, and this was the result:
As a quasi-academician, I know that Assistant Nonsense is the entry level, followed by Associate Nonsense and then, if tenure is granted, of course, Full Nonsense.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »As a quasi-academician, I know that Assistant Nonsense is the entry level, followed by Associate Nonsense and then, if tenure is granted, of course, Full Nonsense.
More nonsensical than tenure in general is the Promotion and Tenure Advisory Committee at a particular college of the The University of Florida which will remain nameless.
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I ran this thread through a Siri Alexa Echo Dot Cortana Virtual Assistant Nonsense Translator, and this was the result:
Aren't all your posts generated via this?
@afterburnt - just really heavy drapes on a rail where you can pull them back when you're not being a vampire might be the answer. This is what I did in my family room where one speaker sits next to a big window. Or I am I misunderstanding what you mean? If so, you need to speak to my wife, she would understand you. -
You guys crack me up, again. I want something to shove in a couple of windows to deaden sound but nothing permanent. I figured closed cell with it's bouncyness would work and I could take it down when I want to see the world ...ugh
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As implied above by @OleBoot, I think drapes would be a more practical - not to mention more aesthetic - 'solution'.
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Search "future foam" at Home Depot dot com.
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afterburnt wrote: »You guys crack me up, again. I want something to shove in a couple of windows to deaden sound but nothing permanent. I figured closed cell with it's bouncyness would work and I could take it down when I want to see the world ...ugh
You must be a bachelor
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This was really fun, all that contributed..Some final words,
"If you keep banging your head against the wall,
you're going to have headaches."
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This was really fun, all that contributed..
I agree. It's good to have an open mind about closed cell stuff. And as for giant cuts, never, and I mean NEVER juggle chainsaws when they are running. -
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afterburnt wrote: »You guys crack me up, again. I want something to shove in a couple of windows to deaden sound but nothing permanent. I figured closed cell with it's bouncyness would work and I could take it down when I want to see the world ...ugh
You must be a bachelor
Yes! I am having my son spray paint the Electric Lady Land cover on one of my walls. I have have him do that really grotesque King Crimson cover too.
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Maybe, I do collect Hello Kitty stuff. -
3" thick fiberglass panels. Cut down to size and maybe screw some handles in them to easily take them down. This is what I did in my old room. No handles there though as they were permanent fixtures.
Skip is that stuff messy to cut? -
A bit. It isn’t that bad though. You definitely need to dress for the job.
In the context of this thread, that last statement is too horrible to ponder.
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gutter ball Doc
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