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    Default Suppressor Wrap

    I have looked online, and I am not impressed with the wraps I see there, seems expensive for what your getting.
    Has anyone here made a suppressor wrap for an AR-15. I was in Bower's, and they pulled up a welding cloth sold online that looked promising for 14.99. I am not going for looks, just want to kill the mirage. Anyway, any suggestions?

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    Exhaust manifold wrap?

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    Was looking at that, but was told it may collect moisture...Have you tried it?
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    No, it just came to mind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ANADRILL View Post
    Was looking at that, but was told it may collect moisture...Have you tried it?
    Ive used it on cars before it can and does trap moisture but I don't see this being too much of a problem on a firearm because your not driving it through puddles etc

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    Something like motorcycle exhaust pipe wrap? http://www.jpcycles.com/exhaust-wrap

    One thing about it from a motorcycle perspective is the heat retention can be damaging to the pipes.
    Last edited by Whistler; 07-23-2012 at 21:07. Reason: add a thought

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    Nomex?

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    Nomex is another idea, but need to find a place that sells it in small quanities.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cofi View Post
    Ive used it on cars before it can and does trap moisture but I don't see this being too much of a problem on a firearm because your not driving it through puddles etc

    The heat generated in a short period of time vs heat dissipation will give you issues with exhaust / heat wrap sooner than later.

    An exhaust while heating up is moving, allowing air to pass over the wrap and diminish temp faster rather than slower.

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    http://www.sternandstern.com/nomex_fabrics.html

    http://shop.vtarmynavy.com/nomex-acu...ric-p7671.aspx

    http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=nomex+cloth
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    Ok, pardon my newb. What is the wrap for? I see it all the time and just thought it was for looks.

    Does it actually serve a purpose?
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