Question 1

Would this help keep heat out if put on inside of windows (AZ)?

Accepted Answer

You bet!  That's what I did with it.  I measured windows inside the van, cut the material out about 1/2-3/4" larger than the window size, top and bottom, then just push it into the window and smooth it into shape in the area.  Trimmed little bits until it fits snugly.  Then I wrote on each piece with marker pen to denote which window it goes in.  You can easily take them out for driving, and then put them back when you are storing or parking in the sun. It covered the two back door and two side door and two overhead windows in overcab area.  Would need larger size if you have more windows.

Question 2

I want to make custom fit side window covers for may car. Do the edges need to be sealed/wrapped with tape to keep from ripping/fraying/etc?

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I would say that is not necessary. The material is stromg and does not tear easily. However, I made tabs from blue 3M masking tape to make it easier to remove the Reflectix window cover from the windows.  If you should happen to cut your cover a bit small making a tape edging solves that problem. Check out YouTube for some good ideas on using Reflectix for window coverings...lots of good pointers.

Question 3

would this be good for a well house insulator? if not what would b good ?

Accepted Answer

We used this foil in our well house and it worked extremely well.
We put the foil on all sides and the ceiling.
We also have a small electric heater plugged into a freeze sensor set at 40* and we have never had any problems.
We made the entire house air tight as far as possible.

Question 4

Would this work as skirting under my trailer camper?

Accepted Answer

This is what we used to skirt our skoolie last winter and it worked great. Just make sure to buy high quality all weather HVAC tape to attach it. And we also kept a heater running underneath to help keep the temp up.

ASIN	B000BPF22U
Best Sellers Rank	#120,216 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #77 in Weatherproofing Window Insulation Kits
Brand Name	Reflectix
Coverage	20 square_feet
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (4,264)
Global Trade Identification Number	00716511320000, 00842366168464
Included Components	Reflectix Reflective Radiant Barrier Insulation Roll 24" x 10'
Item Dimensions L x W	120"L x 24"W
Item Thickness	1 inches
Item Type Name	Reflectix Reflective Radiant Barrier Insulation Roll 24" x 10'
Item Weight	454 g
Manufacturer	GROVE
Manufacturer Part Number	BP24010
Manufacturer Warranty Description	Please contact us if you experience any issues within 30 days of receipt.
Material Type	Aluminum
Model Number	BP24010
Recommended Uses For Product	[INF] Insulation in construction, transportation of temperature-sensitive goods, DIY projects where non-toxic insulation material is required
UPC	842366168464 733353311454 716511320000 674788541927 810188785695
Unit Count	1 Count

Reflective Radiant Barrier Insulation Roll 24" x 10' – Double Bubble Foil Insulation with Aluminum Foil Layers – Reflects Radiant Heat – Ideal for Window Heat Blocking, Garage Doors & More

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