Newbie with a '75 La Grande 31 ft

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silverloaf
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Re: Newbie with a '75 La Grande 31 ft

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I dint mean to confuse you. I know of no better material than 2- part closed-cell part spray foam. Remember, the stud cavities are only 2-1/4” deep. It is best to leave It alone. The payback on replacement for few more R-value could be north of 150 years.
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Re: Newbie with a '75 La Grande 31 ft

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BoredSkydiver wrote: Sat May 22, 2021 5:28 pm
Along that line, I assume that tearing out all of the old foam isn't worth it because there aren't significant benefits between the original foam and brand-new closed-cell foam?
Precisely. There are actually alot of negatives about it and as you have surmised, no benefits beyond altering the wiring.
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