Has anyone tried to use this with craft foam?
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I have not. It appears to be sturdy enough for craft foam but I can't vouch for it.
1967830
I've left good indents into the foam. Its pretty thin and if you want it to last for a long time this might work. I would suggest glue two layers together and carve into both. I use it to make cosplay armor and you can easily use a ball-point pen to dig into the foam
1090478
This foam won't work for that application. You need bigger sheets and thicker too. Gravity would hold them in place.
1023100
I have used it with paper and card stock. It works really well. Have not tried it with fabric, foam, or anything else. It prints/embosses on certain metals nicely too. Its very useful. I use a dye with a pillow box shape, with a crease pad and it gives me awesome boxes for placing small gifts inside!!
1021869
I doubt it. The surface is more of a dense sponge or closed-cell foam (think kid foam craft sheets).
1082653
I don't think so. It has worked well with most, not all rigid foam cutting jobs. I'm thinking, because the upholstery foam is soft, it will probably just melt around the wire, thus creating a mess rather than doing as you wanted. There is no way to regulate the heat setting, so I would advise against trying it. Not a Bad idea but the wrong tool for the job. Sorry, hope this helps.
1362617
Yes, I just put a very thin layer of foam behind it to keep it from slipping...works great for me!
1067290
I don't think you can use a foam soap in this particular model. It is made for your basic liquid hand soap, detergent or a thinner lotion. I don't even know if they have a model for the foam soap but if they do, you would probably like it! I love mine :)
1476462
No but I use them for everything they come in so many colors but u can use modge podge or a heat gun. I love these foam sheets
1799895
Probably, since foaming soap is a liquid. However, it won't foam the liquid.Dave Chase
976255
yes this would probably do well with Styrofoam, but honestly, I've never tried to use it for that purpose.
1610997
It doesn't foam up though if the glue layer is thin enough. Like in a nice tight joint, there won't much gas bubbles in the joint and it will be strong. Only the glops that squeezed out will foam up. Also it works as a coating - to test this paint the glue onto a test surface and it will stay the same color and doesn't foam or expand.
1578119
I don't see how you can put foam in it. You wouldn't have a way to keep the foam under pressure and it would dry out anyway. And it does not look exactly like the picture on Amazon. The Amazon pic is the old can. I got the newer, more metallic looking can when I ordered.
1413062
I have not had much success trying to reuse it if you can find something to clean the long tube you might for me sometimes it worked often it did no as is with most of these foam fillers
1280412
I haven't tried it on foam but it seems like it could work especially for thin layers. On wood it was great!
368145
We have never attempted that. Ive always stayed away from putting foam in the microwave. Sorry... not much help.
279799
Just wait it might take a few hours to start making foam. Set it like the package says, and wait for the foam to build. It will take some patience to see results but it will work great.