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  • Neil Merryweather
    • Dec 2018
    • 5204
    • London

    #31
    Originally posted by Andy T
    Understandable John.

    Have you done a test with the resin itself to see if it eats the foam? If it is safe, how about sealing the foam with the actual resin? Mix a tiny amount and brush it on, maybe repeat when it's dry?
    If it's epoxy it shouldn't affect the foam, but I would still do a test....:tongue-out3:

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    • Andy T
      SMF Supporters
      • Apr 2021
      • 3239
      • Sheffield

      #32
      Indeed Neil. The stuff I used was foam safe but I wouldn't trust them all without a trial run.

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        #33
        Originally posted by Andy T
        Understandable John.

        Have you done a test with the resin itself to see if it eats the foam? If it is safe, how about sealing the foam with the actual resin? Mix a tiny amount and brush it on, maybe repeat when it's dry?
        Andy .
        According to Craft Resins XPS form is perfect to use with their product .
        That's the problem with using different materials some do react and others don't.Take paint for an example and thinners.

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          #34
          Originally posted by Neil Merryweather
          If it's epoxy it shouldn't affect the foam, but I would still do a test....:tongue-out3:
          Neil .
          Can you imagine the sadness if the whole thing melted :anguished::disappointed::fearful::cold-sweat::surprised::angry:

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