NASATECH White (Pre-cut 8 Panel) 1 Car Garage Door Insulation Foam Kit Energy Star Rated R8 Fits 8x7 8x8 9x7 9x8

The panels work to keep the garage cooler and makes it look very tidy. The tape started to not hold and I reached out and they immediately sent out replacement tape. Easy install but give yourself a good amount of time to prep the surfaces and cut the panels to length. It is also easy to decorate.

Mike is a quick responder and an excellent customer service. He answered all my queries with patience. The installation went well-- There is a noticeable decrease of heat in the garage and the white panels are attractive. Great product! I will surely recommend US Energy Products to my friends to buy the Garage Door Insulation Foam Kit.

This is an awesome product. I've got no clue about the insulation value (thought I assume it would be a big improvement for most people when installed properly) because I bought this mostly for aesthetics. I already put 1.5 inch foam board in the door and great stuff expanding foam to seal it up. If prob will help though.If you have a regular door without an opener BE CAREFUL. THis is made to go between the door and ALL hardware i.e. hinges, rollers, handles etc. If you remove the bottom hardware with the steel lines on a manual door your in for a world of hurt if you don't disconnect the tension first. Usually any hardware under tension will be secured with red bolts to giver you a warning.The install is a bit tedious (for a manual door, an automatic one is prob a breeze if your mechanically inclined) but the seller made it as easy as possible for a wide variety of doors. Yes you have to cut the panels to size a but but it's more like shaving off the excess.Instructions say to cut panels to size and dry fit but I can't cut a straight line to save my life so I installed the entire sheet and than stuck the razer at an angle on ends to trim, and in-between the to door panels to shave the top. Worked out pretty well.It's a bit of a PIA finding the bolt holes because your covering them with material so I would take the hinge completely off, install insulation on 1 panel, than reinstall hinges on the panel without insulation and flip them up as that would show me where the holes were that were covered.I also would prod a bit with the bolt until I found the hole than screw it in instead of just trying to screw it in blind.All in all I'm extremely happy how things turned out.

This looked like a nice, easy way to install garage door insulation. Unfortunately, I’m a guy that doesn’t have manicured fingernails, so working with the provided double sticky back tape was a laugh riot. I wasn’t laughing, tho. Then the subject line came in to play and I later came out to find the insulation panels laying on the garage floor. However, this may be perfect for your conditions.

So far so good. Super thin compared to what I was expecting. Wish I could find R14 or up but I’m well.

I should have done this a long time ago. The panels were easy and fun to install and the product is absolutely worth the money. The heat reduction in my garage was notable from day one. What I loved more about the experience was the service. I ordered the package for my single door garage without realizing that my door was a 5 panel garage while the product is clearly identified a 4 panel garage. When I realized my mistake, I contacted the seller to order an additional panel. Their response was immediate and instead of charging me for the extra panel, they mailed me one for free. It cannot get better than this. Thank you.

Kudos to Mike for his quick and excellent customer service. The installation went well-- it just takes patience to do it right. After cleaning the 20 years worth of dirt on the doors and following up with using denatured alcohol to completely clean where the tape is applied, the project went really well. There is a noticeable decrease of heat in the garage and the white panels are attractive. Great product! Gold colored backing tape worked well and was easy to remove the backing. Allow 2-4 hours after removal of backing for the tape to "tack up".

This took about four hours to install and was a frustrating experience. I ended up with a decently covered area but it doesn't account for the sides of the garage door, so there's a lot of leakage I wish the instructions had mentioned before closing that area off.I installed this in June and by mid-July, the tape failed. It has been between 90 and 105 degrees this summer and I have a north-facing garage which only gets sun in the early morning and late evening. Given the time and frustration involved with installation, the prospect of re-taping it every 1-2 months is ridiculous.I did notice a slight difference in temperature, so that was nice. I'm not sure how it performs in cold weather as I'm tearing it off and replacing it with an insluation that won't fall off every few weeks.