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Best products to insulate rigid metal AC ductwork

Andrew S.
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  • Raleigh, NC
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I have a fairly long stretch of rigid metal ductwork in he crawl space of an mid-50-ies property. Just blank metal.  I suspect I have substantial energy losses because of it, but even worse, humid Summer weather is closing in and I bet I'll get water condensate like crazy.

So, I'd like to insulate this ductwork.  Are there any special products out there for this purpose or should I just try to wrap things like water heater blankets as best as I can?  Does anyone have experience with this?

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Bryan Williamson
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FSK paper backed insulation or any metal backerd paper. 

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