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How to Wrap a Pipe Using QUIET WRAP ™ Materials

Materials needed: QUIET WRAP ™ Product, TY-RAP^®, and Heavy Duty Snips

Tools needed: Utility knife, Eye protection, and Gloves

Photo A	1.    The outer surface of the pipe should be clean and free of dust, dirt, or any substance that would hinder the installation of the QUIET WRAP ™ product.
	2.    Start the material at an angle, make several turns around the pipe, and adjust so that the edges of the QUIET WRAP ™ product butt together tightly. (See photo A)
Photo B	3.    Install the first TY-RAP® and cut off excess with Heavy Duty Snips. (See photo B)
Photo C	4.    Continue wrapping the pipe and finish with the second TY-RAP®. (See photo C)
Photo D	5.    Start the next piece by overlapping the end of the previous strip by 1/2 inch and wrap around pipe. Fasten with third TY-RAP®.
	6.    Install the fourth TY-RAP® to completely secure the material around the pipe. (See photo D)
Photo E Photo F	7.    Continue until pipe is completely covered. Using the TY-RAP® as a guide, trim the excess material with the utility knife. (See photo E) Cut off the excess from the TY-RAPS® using the Heavy Duty Snips. (See photo F)