Durable foam for indoor coarse Read this discription on the 16LB foam "Common Applications: This 16LB density foam is essentially as hard as a rock, you would need a hammer in order to make any dents in this product. Can be used for sculpting or the casting of objects that require superior toughness and strength." http://www.shopmaninc.com/foam.html Sounds like you wouldn't have to coat it with anything else. |
Would be kind of expensive! |
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Don't know haven't done the math. |
Would definitely require a frame work, otherwise a single obstacle could cost you $500+ |
Sounds pretty cool, would be freakin heavy though. |
I've used the spray faom with decent results. The price isn't bad 8 cubic feet for $50 that more then enough foam for a course if you use fillers Old milk jugs ect. |
40 cubic feet would cover a 4x8 sheet of plywood, with a thickness of 15 inches. Still expensive, but its not terrible. The $60 kit could be turned into a 3'x3' test section at 10.5 inches thick, if someone wanted to give this stuff a try. |
Ohh I was looking at the light weight stuff.... I see they have heavier foams at the bottom and its not cheap.... $231 gets you 5 cubic feet, I would rather haul rocks around. |
I think everyone has tried the spray can foam and that getts chunks taken out. I might try this stuff it sounds promissing for the basement. |
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