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Kiara



Joined: 10/11/11
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Loc: 84043 Utah Lehi USA
Re: Studio construction materials new [Re: Radioking]
      #952491 - 10/11/11 10:46 AM
I'm planning to have my own mini studio here at Utah Lehi. hope I could find great materials i need..

Edited by zenguitar (10/11/11 01:42 PM)


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EvelynArado



Joined: 13/12/11
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Re: Studio construction materials new [Re: Radioking]
      #958779 - 13/12/11 04:59 PM
What is important with seals is that they remain elastic and in contact with the surfaces (long term).

It's important to use backer rod (this is not to save caulk - this is because you need 2 point contact with caulk - otherwise it fails).

Inside any acoustic caulk will work - butyl caulks work pretty well - silicone caulks work well.

Outside - my best recommendation would be Big-Stretch which is made by Sashco.

This is some of the best caulk I have ever used - a bit pricy but it stretches like crazy (up to 500% - and that is not just manufacturer's hype) - can span some huge joints - and is an easy cleanup with water.

Good Luck

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Ambit_Energy



Joined: 14/01/12
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Loc: Carthage, Missouri
Re: Studio construction materials new [Re: Radioking]
      #964008 - 14/01/12 09:09 AM
WHAT ARE THE BEST BUT NOT COSTLY? BTW, I KNOW ALL BEST ARE COSTLY

Edited by zenguitar (14/01/12 12:12 PM)


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maskedwarrior



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Re: Studio construction materials new [Re: Radioking]
      #1009922 - 24/09/12 11:00 PM
WHITE FROST PROTECTION GROUND-COVER SHEETING makes an excellent particle-retaining barrier for rockwool acoustic panels.

It's extremely cheap - 30p per metre from a 1.5m roll at my local store - very finely woven, stretchy and surprisingly strong. It resembles the inside of hoover bags. It's a cheaper, more attractive and I'm certain more effective alternative to the black weed barrier Studio SOS has used in the past. Plus the fact it's white allows you to use a paler coloured, less dense (hence cheaper) fabric as a posh top cover!

For added durability it can be doubled up, or tripled up!

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