UltraTouch FAQs

Is UltraTouch made from recycled denim blue jeans?
Do I need protective clothing to install UltraTouch?
Is UltraTouch Fire Resistant?
What happens when UltraTouch gets wet?
Will mold and pests affect UltraTouch?
Does UltraTouch contain formaldehyde?
Does UltraTouch have a vapor barrier?
What is the best way to cut UltraTouch?
Is UltraTouch considered a "Green Building" material?

Is UltraTouch made from recycled blue jeans?
UltraTouch is manufactured using post-industrial denim and cotton fibers that we source from denim manufacturing facilities. UltraTouch contains over 85% recycled denim and cotton fibers.
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Do I need protective clothing to install UltraTouch?
Absolutely not! UltraTouch does not itch, is easy to handle and requires no protective clothing to install.
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Is UltraTouch Fire Resistant?
Yes, each natural fiber of UltraTouch is saturated with a natural fire retardant (borates) giving UltraTouch insulation a Class-A fire rating.
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What happens when UltraTouch gets wet?
UltraTouch is manufactured to breathe or accept and release the moisture it receives in a timely manner. UltraTouch also contains active mold inhibitors as well.
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Will mold and pests affect UltraTouch?
The fire retardant used in making UltraTouch also acts as an excellent pest, mold and mildew inhibitor.
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Does UltraTouch contain formaldehyde?
No, UltraTouch does not contain any formaldehyde or harmful irritants.
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Does UltraTouch have a vapor barrier?
No, UltraTouch is manufactured in batt form and is unfaced. If your local building code requires the use of a vapor barrier, we recommend a poly sheeting to be applied across the insulated surface.
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What is the best way to cut UltraTouch?
We have found the simplest way to cut UltraTouch is to score it with a utility knife against a straight edge or use a beveled (toothless) saw blade in a small utility saw.
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Is UltraTouch considered a "Green Building" material?
Yes. UltraTouch utilizes natural denim fibers, contains no formaldehyde or harmful irritants, and is safe for you and the environment.
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The Insulator FAQs

What is The Insulator made from?
Is The Insulator fire resistant?
Should I use single-side or dual-side foil?
What happens when The Insulator gets wet?
Will mold and pests affect The Insulator?
Do I need protective clothing to install The Insulator?
How do I cut The Insulator?
How does The Insulator come packaged?
What are the R-Value and Acoustical Value of The Insulator?
How is the Sticky Stuff adhesive applied?
Do I need tape once The Insulator is glued into place?
Where should I use The Insulator?

What is The Insulator made from?
The Insulator is manufactured using post-industrial natural denim fibers that are combined with a foil facing to provide excellent acoustic and thermal properties.
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Is The Insulator fire resistant?
Yes, each fiber of The Insulator is treated with a natural fire retardant and is "flash-dried"? giving it a Class-1/Class A fire rating.
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Should I use single-side or dual-side foil?
The single-side foil is great for acoustic applications where sound can be absorbed into the natural denim fibers. The dual-sided foil provides an excellent radiant heat barrier to resist heat flow.
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What happens when The Insulator gets wet?
The Insulator is manufactured to "breathe"? or release the moisture it receives in a timely manner.
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Will mold and pests affect The Insulator?
The fire retardant process used in making The Insulator also acts as an excellent pest and mildew inhibitor.
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Do I need protective clothing to install The Insulator?
Absolutely not! The Insulator is easy to handle, does not itch and requires no protective clothing to install.
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How do I cut The Insulator?
The Insulator is easy to work with and can be cut with a sharp utility knife or industrial shears.
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How does The Insulator come packaged?
The Insulator is available in either a sheet or in larger rolls. The Insulator can be shipped via UPS to anywhere in the world.
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What are the R-Value and Acoustical Value of The Insulator?
The Insulator has an installed R-Value of 4.1 and an NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) of .45.
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How is the Sticky Stuff adhesive applied?
Spray an even coating on The Insulator and the surface that it is to be applied to. Wait a few seconds for the adhesive to become tacky and press The Insulator into place.
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Do I need tape once The Insulator is glued into place?
Yes, The Insul-Tape provides a moisture and vapor barrier as well as blending the facing together to provide a finished look.
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Where should I use The Insulator?
The Insulator can be used anywhere there is a need for the reduction of heat and/or noise. Examples include engine compartments, floorboards, headliners, door panels, generator compartments, attics, and water heaters.
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