is it possible for a small amount of foam to be put in the top to fool thieves?
877654
No, there is no way to do that as there is already packing foam inserted all the way from bottom to top so that anything put in it does not rattle if the can is shaken.
877655
You could put a minuscule amount inside the spray nozzle tip to make it look like it's a usable can.
1269059
There is a thin piece of foam inside the lid if that's what you were referring to.
188878
I don't think so - it is foam and would be ruined by cutting, sanding or any sharp tool.
2201020
That is correct. But I don't think the thieves are very sophisticated. My neighbor put real ones on his warehouse and it was still broken into. After he put up some fake ones with lights, no one has broken in. I chose to put a dark piece of tape over the light so it could still be seen, but barely. Good luck.
266907
Not easily. It's part of the structure of the top. With a hacksaw and file or sandpaper I suppose you could remove it, but that would be permanent alteration.
840289
I think that it could be used for that. I think a foam one might work better for that purpose.
115083
Yes. thats the trickiest part, i used some long neck needle nose pliers to drop it in. It was in the box in a small zip lock bag.
222829
Umm, I would have to ask our guests, since they slept on it like that once. I don't think you would though like it would happen with a regular foam.
2109005
There is a thin, (1/2") piece of covered foam over hard plastic. It seems adequate for what it does.
514
I don't see a problem. I would probably lie a couple pieces of plywood on top just to be safe.
898807
I don't think so. I put the foam on right away...only leaving it until that night to sleep on. The odor was slight..at least to me. I did not receive any instructions on waiting.
213492
Foam flexes, so it would be tricky cutting it to that dimension, but you could try.
1301333
yes but be very careful and not push very hard on the locks that hold the top up
1069796
You can do it easily with some one to two inch foam, but my daughter is not replacing hers. The baby is only there a couple of minutes. We did make some extra covers, with button holes for the safety straps.
170342
The foam is dense enough. I could see quartering it for a tight fit. I would make sure about whatever adhesive I tried. Heck it might turn out to be a marketable idea.
1952457
I don't think so but you could purchase craft foam from a craft store and create new pieces for prjects.
1090478
This foam won't work for that application. You need bigger sheets and thicker too. Gravity would hold them in place.