will this product work with styrofoam?
1679138
Styrofoam is tricky. I would try a sample piece. If it does melt the styrene you can try using some epoxamite, it is a laminating epoxy that we have used as a clear cloat for styrofaom I light coat of that if you have a lot of detail should protect the styrofaom from the easy clear. The epomamite is Smooth On Product.
350034
Yes it will but it needs to be a nice thick coat. I use it on all types of tables and fishing lures I make. I also use it on craft tiles I make for my wife and it works great. If you have never used a product like this you need to google bartop epoxy and watch some of the videos that are out there you will learn a lot. I aply it and after about 15 min. I use a heat gun over it and it takes out all the air bubbles. Again I have been using it for about 2 years.Roger
1244713
It should work well with pe foam but not sure what you mean by high density. Might hit a limit in cutting speed if the foam itself is much more dense than styrofoam and you try to cut a thick slab.
661967
I'm pretty sure you can use styrofoam, However the head I use is not.. As long as there's a hole at the bottom of the head I think you'll be fine.
612911
I would think it would work but i can not advise you in combining other products with this one. Perahps the install instructions would help you http://orfab.com/instructions/83208.pdf
1395965
Yes, Im sure it will work, but I wouldnt. The quality of the item is not that great and might melt. In fact, I returned the item because the velcro stitching was already coming undone out of the box. I actually ended up buying a eBay umbrella type Octa for less and much more convenient.
1871108
I have used it on a few different 3M foam products. They all appear to have a fairly standard twist on connector. I think it could be, but am not 100% sure.
1497006
'Might be possible to surface coat styrofoam with this product, but I doubt it would soak in. Don"t know if an extender might work.
66246
Yes; custom fit styrofoam. Very well packed, but be very careful taking it out of the styrofoam inner box.
1502373
If u are asking if the filter itself has stryofoam...yes it does. The framework around the outside and the square grid you see on top and the bottom is styrofoam.
1145666
I haven't tried that. I suppose if you have a lidded glass container that fits snugly within the Styrofoam liner it would be worth a go.
975005
You might be able to. It depends on how thick your box is. My TV is already in storage, so I cannot measure them for you. Knowing what they look like though, I would say that you could probably tape the styrofoam to your TV box and make it work.
1060980
Maybe--it comes in a small jar, you dilute it with a little water and brush it on the surface of your item. I used it on styrofaom and it worked great. I would think a spray meant for flocking would be a lot easier.
91757
Yes, and the styrofoam is the main factor of the impact absorbing property.
677697
While I have used this for exterior use with metal to stone with great success, I can't say how it might work with styrofoam, HOWEVER, the best advice would be to visit the Liquid Nails website and check out the various types of Liquid Nails offered and determine from their website what works best. Here is the website URL: http://www.liquidnails.com/en-US/diy While I would feel confident this would work based upon the uses described on their site there may be another application listed that would be cheaper in cost for ya. Check them out.
305457
I don't know. I would contact the supplier they should have a list of products this item works with.
1027100
I bet it would. I don't work for the manufacturer to give a formal response, but I can say the stuff is pretty sticky!!