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| I've got to run to the store to purchase perlite to insulate my 36 inch dome oven. How many bags do you think I will need? I'd like to inuslate 6-8 inches thick. Thanks in advance. |
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| I recall using about 3.5 bags of vermiculite for my 42 in. oven.
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| yeah my Dome is just slightly bigger and im wondering how much perlite to get, Im going to mix it with cement to a ratio of 6:1. Basicaly I can perchase 1oolitre bags of loose fill perlite, and i want to know how much i should get and mix? |
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