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I constantly cringe every time I look at the asbestos insulation on my steam pipes in my basement. Yeah its in good shape but I’d love to fell better about it. A BIG do-it-yourself hardware chain recommended that I could use ANY type of exterior primer??? Can that be correct? I was thinking that I would have to use some sort of elastomer. Whats the best product?
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I constantly cringe every time I look at the asbestos insulation on my steam pipes in my basement. Yeah its in good shape but I'd love to fell better about it. A BIG do-it-yourself hardware chain recommended that I could use ANY type of exterior primer??? Can that be correct? I was thinking that I would have to use some sort of elastomer. Whats the best product?
A friend of mine had a similar situation and he used liquid rubber, I think these were the guys http://www.liquidrubber.co.uk
Hope this helps
FWIW
I have read that hair spray will stick down all the loose material.