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07/22/16 08:28 PM
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taylormade820
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Has anyone had any luck with insulating their deer blinds? If so what have you used?
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Re: Blind Insulation
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07/22/16 09:36 PM
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Pink insulation board from Home Depot. Helps to cut down the noise as well.
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Re: Blind Insulation
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07/22/16 11:30 PM
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QuackerJacks
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Habitat for Humanity ReStore always has carpet squares out of old office spaces. Last wek I bought a pile of 3'x3' squares, enough to insulate two blinds for $45. Its short carpet and well padded. I tested them and a 9/16 staple will hang them on the wall. Should fit the bill.
Last edited by QuackerJacks; 07/22/16 11:30 PM.
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Re: Blind Insulation
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07/23/16 02:25 AM
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Habitat for Humanity ReStore always has carpet squares out of old office spaces. Last wek I bought a pile of 3'x3' squares, enough to insulate two blinds for $45. Its short carpet and well padded. I tested them and a 9/16 staple will hang them on the wall. Should fit the bill. Had great luck with this as well 
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Re: Blind Insulation
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07/23/16 04:54 PM
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Bradgrace
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Closed cell spray foam insulation. Waterproof, no insect problems, no condensation, and your body heat will keep it pretty nice in there a heater will run you out of there. Any kind of insulation board bugs will get behind.
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Re: Blind Insulation
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07/23/16 06:08 PM
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The insulation board glued to the walls and use a good caulking around the exposed edges will seal it off. Make sure exterior is sealed off at all areas also.
The carpet on walls also glue on and seal edges.
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Re: Blind Insulation
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07/23/16 09:56 PM
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taylormade820
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Thanks guys. I ended up going with the pink foam board insulation from home depot
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Re: Blind Insulation
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07/24/16 02:52 AM
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We used carpet remnants from Habitat.
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