Does this have any foam on the back, and if not, is that available. I'm replacing a boat headliner
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This is just vinyl upholstery material it is not foam backed and is pretty heavy for a headliner you would need to buy Headliner Adhesive and foam or Foam Backed Cloth Headlining Fabric which is much lighter
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there is a pad on it but not foam... it is basically an air mattress, but that means it completely obliterates that metal bar. It worked well for us, but we put a memory foam mattress topper on top of it which made it very comfy, though super deep, so needed new sheets. It seemed to have a slow leak over time, but the blow up thingy is easy to use and fixes that in a jiffy. Mother in law loved it.
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No I don't. What it came with when I bought it was the foam paddings for me to customize. But if you want that, you could buy it separately or probably have it included as a set. Cheers!
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Yes, it comes with 2 foam inserts. Plus it's adjustable enough to add more if needed.
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At the Pelican website or just google for replacement foam. Do a search through Amazon and you should find it.
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Yes it is foam, it is not made of coils like a full size matress. I used it for a play yard to give extra padding to the bottom.
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It is not a foam, but the purell that you can buy in the store, my husband does refill his smaller containers from this though.
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It does have a thin foam backing. I don't know the exact specs of the material, but I would say that it's not more than 1/8" or a bit more than .3 cm. The foam backing is sufficient to make it look a little cushiony rather than like a flowing piece of fabric and should also absorb some sound. Though it could be a bit more plush, if it were lots thicker it would be harder to work the material around the contours of the base.
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That's right - you take the foam strip out. It is there only so that during shipping the shape is maintained. Thanks for your inquiry! - CrazyOnDigital
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Sorry for the delay. The pad provided with the cover is of fiber not foam. I've been using mine for sometime and it has held up well.
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I doubt it. If it does, you won't notice it. Concerning foam to fill up holes/space, you can use any foam. I prefer foam without sticky backing. I use a flat head screwdriver to get it in the small spaces.
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It is some really high density foam. I left my car on there overnight and it made a tiny indentation, but it went away after a while. Beware, you need a jackstand that can get your car really high up to get it on top of these cribs!
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Yup, standard foam, been great for keeping my back and neck aligned at a normal angle while driving, I think it has reduced shoulder pain since starting to use it.
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Yes it does, but when I had my drivers seat rebuilt I o.pted to ue a heaver foam overlay as well. But you'll always need a factory seat cushion
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no adhesive back. I used double sided foam tape, works great. Just a heads up, i've installed these multiple times on my car exterior and they dont seem to last too long (few months)
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The pillow is not made of foam. The outside cover is some type of puffy soft stuff and the inside padding looks to be covered in plastic. I remove the pillow' after each use to let it dry so as not to mold or mildew. Hope this helps.
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No It Doesn't, It's More Of A Foam Insulation. They Hold Up Very Well, I've Had Mine For Almost A Year And It's Been Through It's Fair Share Of Hell And Still Looks new