Garage heat
Back in my poorer then dirt days, I just happen to have a roll of plastic left over from a job I did earlier in the season. I cut up some cardboard strips and stapled the plastic to ceiling rafters and wall studs to create a dead air space. Took my knife and cut out the areas for switches, lights and outlets. I took my time and it looked great. I used a BBQ tank and heater, got about three days worth of burn time per fill, I would do this again if I had to. It did put a lot of moisture in the air, so body work and paint would not be advisable…..
Back in my poorer then dirt days, I just happen to have a roll of plastic left over from a job I did earlier in the season. I cut up some cardboard strips and stapled the plastic to ceiling rafters and wall studs to create a dead air space. Took my knife and cut out the areas for switches, lights and outlets. I took my time and it looked great. I used a BBQ tank and heater, got about three days worth of burn time per fill, I would do this again if I had to. It did put a lot of moisture in the air, so body work and paint would not be advisable…..
