How To Seal Air Ducts With Mastic.
Seal Leaky Air Ducts & Save Energy
| A CLEAN DUCT SURFACE Use a cloth to wipe dirt, dust, and debris from the surface of the duct. If oil or grease is present, wipe clean with a damp cloth. | |
| B JOINTS WITH LESS THAN ¼ INCH GAPS Coat the entire joint with a 2” wide by 1/16 of an inch thick continuous strip of mastic, using the end of the brush to work the mastic into the joint. | |
| C JOINTS WITH GAPS GREATER THAN ¼ INCH Reinforce with RCD Corporation’s Glasscoat (fiberglass mesh) in addition to mastic. Apply a coat of mastic per (B) above, then embed Glasscoat into this first coat of mastic and finish by applying a second coat of mastic filling the mesh entirely. |  |
RCD Mastics seal better, last longer and are easier to apply than tape.
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