I want to insulate my garage door for not too much cost (those $100+ insulation kits are a bit out of my range), it needs to be somewhat removable since I’m renting, and I still want to be able to use the garage door after it’s insulated ,too. Is it possible to have all of this?
Question posted courtesy of: Eleanor
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your wasting your money unless you put weaatherstrip all around and top and bottom.
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