THERMAX ™ White Finish Insulation Owners of agricultural buildings that house ™ White Finish Insulation offers thermal and moisture ™ White Finish boards consist of a core of glass fiber-reinforced There are three methods that can be used to ™ White Finish Insulation. Each system is outlined here. GENERAL INFORMATION • THERMAX ™ White Finish Insulation must be kept dry at all times. Protect it from moisture • With its tough, embossed white acrylic- coated surface, THERMAX ™ White Finish Insulation can be pressurewashed at 800 • Install THERMAX ™ White Finish Insulation with the white acryliccoated side exposed. • THERMAX ™ White Finish board joints must be sealed with THERMAX ™ White Foil Tape. Before applying tape, wipe the • Use a squeegee or soft paint roller to press the tape firmly to the joint. continuous surface. • End-joint gaps greater than 1/8” should be filled with spray foam such as GREAT ™ Gaps & Cracks Insulating Foam Sealant or equivalent to keep a ™ White Foil Tape over the sprayed board joints. • There are two ways to cut THERMAX ™ White Finish Insulation boards. One way is to use a straight edge and a utility knife, ™ White Finish boards may be cut with a small handsaw. SECUREMENT Install a minimum 1” THERMAX ™ White Finish Insulation board perpendicular to When fastening to metal, Buildex Multi- Diameter Insulation Teks or equivalent (with INSTALLATION Leave square edge joints untreated. Tape the ™ White Foil Tape (Figure 1). FIGURE 1 Materials Checklist • Utility knife or small handsaw ™ White Foil Tape • Squeegee or soft paint roller screwdriver • PVC Clip Strips (such as QUIK Cap Washer-Plastic Round or Buildex Multi-Diameter Insulation Teks) • Polyisocyanurate-compatible polyurethane spray sealant, such as GREAT STUFF PRO ™ Gaps & Cracks Insulating Foam Sealant* • Safety glasses I N S TA L L G U I d E | United States | R E S I d E N T I A L How do you cut Thermax insulation?There are two ways to cut Thermax™ Sheathing. One way is to use a straight edge and a utility knife, making sure to cut all the way through the facing. Make sure the surface backing is safe to cut on. Or, Thermax™ Sheathing may be cut with a small handsaw.
Can you paint Thermax?If desired, THERMAX™ Sheathing and THERMAX™ White Finish insulation may be painted after installation and taping of joints.
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