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Yes for sure. It actually gets really warm even if the temperature is very low.
View Instructable »This is what I used:https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0773H12TT/ref...Keep in mind the 33ft is assuming you split the strip into the two smaller parts. For these windows I kept it doubled up.
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Love this idea. Second doing it with a hardhat though......if there was a way to have the earmuffs somehow slide down through the hardhat this would be really neat.
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1/8". It makes it easy to make the cuts in the frame also as most blades are 1/8". Thicker would be sturdier/higher R value.