Does anyone have any experience insulating these? This particular stand faces due west and I need to figure something out to keep it from getting so dang hot, especially early season.
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Spray foam insulation? -
Thats what I’m leaning towards. Just concerned about it not sticking to the ripples.Originally posted by CabezaBlanca View PostComment
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Do what I did and sell it. Lots of better options out there.Comment
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You could try heat shield panels on the outside and maybe paint them?Comment
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Originally posted by Etxbuckman View Post
I think that stuff will stick to grease!
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Attach some chicken wire to the plastic, leaving a gap between the wire and the plastic, before you spray foam, it will hold onto that.Comment
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got a blynd blind...what we use are:
long johns
thermals
north face hoodie
jacket
200g danner boots
portable heater
hahaha...those things are just plain cold.Comment
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I have two double Blynds that I put in operation over twenty years ago. As I put them together, I made templates out of 1/4 plywood for each section. I then put R-13 insulation between the wood and the plastic and bolted them together with fender washers on each end. I then glued low pile commercial carpet to the interior pieces. Did this with the roof section as well. They are still the quietest and warmest stands on my place. I know, lot of work on the front end, but twenty years of great hunting with very little maintenance. Good luck!!Comment
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^he is trying to keep
It cool in early season…..not warm.Comment
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Paint it whiteComment
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You gotta get that thing outta the sun. I would figure out a way to hang an M-150 Lock On in the shade if you can’t move blind.Comment
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I’m no help, hunted out of one a couple times. Loudest and coldest stand I’ve ever been in, wouldn’t own one.Comment
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1” foam boardComment
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