Sticking Aerogel to steel

[Great_scot_selfbuild]

I am planning to fit a layer of 10mm aerogel to the outside of a steel column. Any recommendations on glue / other methods? (Please state if you’ve managed to do this before - my experience of contact adhesive is that it can behave very differently based on the material type and I’m not sure how well aerogel will take to it. 
 

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[Conor]

I used foil faced aerogel, easier to work with and stick down. I think I used double sided tape.

[Great_scot_selfbuild]

1 minute ago, Conor said:

I used foil faced aerogel, easier to work with and stick down. I think I used double sided tape.

Thanks - was this internal or external? Do you mind sharing where you got it from?

[Conor]

Internal on painted steels. Not a clue where I got it from, was five years ago.

[Super_Paulie]

i used a spray contact adhesive on my internal upright, stuck no problem. 

[SteamyTea]

Lumberjack

 

[JohnMo]

Mine came with double sided tape. Although I actually upgraded most of it 25mm PIR in the end 

[Nickfromwales]

Just use XPS tile backer boards, ranging from 6,10,12.5,15,18,20,25mm and so on.

 

You need zero air convection behind this, so horizontal lines of adhesive as well as vertical.