Pardon my ignorance...but what is pick n' pluck foam, and how does it work?
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It's just foam that is pre-scored for easy removal. it's scored in squares (as you look at the top of it). If you pluck out a single square, it comes out as a small (approx 1cm x 1cm) x 6cm column of foam. Generally: place the item you want to secure over the top of the foam, trace with a marker on the foam, and you know which squares to pluck. Works better with square stuff than with really curvy items, but easier than doing your own full cut out no matter what. Take out less initially. You can always take out more, but can't really put it back in after it's been separated from the main (although technically, you can glue it back in)...hope this helps. It's just foam that is pre-scored for easy removal. it's scored in squares (as you look at the top of it). If you pluck out a single square, it comes out as a small (approx 1cm x 1cm) x 6cm column of foam. Generally: place the item you want to secure over the top of the foam, trace with a marker on the foam, and you know which squares to pluck. Works better with square stuff than with really curvy items, but easier than doing your own full cut out no matter what. Take out less initially. You can always take out more, but can't really put it back in after it's been separated from the main... » Read More It's just foam that is pre-scored for easy removal. it's scored in squares (as you look at the top of it). If you pluck out a single square, it comes out as a small (approx 1cm x 1cm) x 6cm column of foam. Generally: place the item you want to secure over the top of the foam, trace with a marker on the foam, and you know which squares to pluck. Works better with square stuff than with really curvy items, but easier than doing your own full cut out no matter what. Take out less initially. You can always take out more, but can't really put it back in after it's been separated from the main (although technically, you can glue it back in)...hope this helps. « Show Less
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The bottom foam comes as one solid block inside the case. The block is made by hundreds of tiny cubes that you can pluck (or cut) out to form a space in the padding exactly the shape of whatever you plan to store in the box, so that it fits perfectly snug. I bought one to take my camera gear on a two week raft trip down the Colorado River where it was getting bumped, splashed, and sat on everyday, and it worked great.
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The foam inside of the case is perforated into 1/2" squares across the entire surface. They go down through the entire depth of the foam. So if you have an object (camera, glass, electronics...) you place it on top of the block of foam where you want it, and pluck out the appropriate pieces of foam to the desired depth. You will have created a space to securely hold your object inside the case.
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Basically, it's precut foam that you can lift out to match the outline of your camera, or other items. About 1/2" squares, you may have to use a sharp knife to finish the final cut.
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The case I purchased recently had two full layers of the pluck foam that filled the space. I was able to pull pieces of foam to customize it for my equipment. The removable foam pieces are approximately 1/2 inch square by 4 inches tall. There is about 1 inch of foam all the way around that is not pick'n'pluck foam. It has a separate piece of foam for the lid that has the egg carton shape like in the picture.
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I have a plastic frame that is inside a foam brush, just took the foam off. Makes a prying tools that will not scar the plastic. Very handy.
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I have absolutely no idea.. all I know is it doesn't work for me. at 35% I should be able to feel something but I may as well have poured water on a cut or scrape to clean it because it would do about as much good as this stuff.. no foam, no fizzle, no burn, nothing..
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By using the milk capsules. The foam / froth comes go the top from the super heated steaming process of the Milk Capsule.
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HI Jason, it is the pick and pluck system so you can configure the internal shape as you wish. Lloyd australianphotos.com.au. Oh They are great cases I have over 5 of them.
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The pick tool is a "soldering helper". It can be used for various things, like helping pry off capacitors (what I used it for) while de-soldering. It can be used for other things too though.
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You press down on the top -- impossible to miss! The foam comes out from under the spout.
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It probably depends on the soap you're using, but the wash and wax stuff for power washers that i got from walmart doesn't produce a thick foam. I spray the soapy mixture on our rv, then brush, then rinse to get a good clean.
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I don't know what type of foam this is made of, but it's very hard--which is what I was looking for. It holds its own, so to speak. I use it in the car, day in and day out, and I've had it for quite some time (at least a few years?), and it's lost none of its firmness and support. I love it, highly recommend it.
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After reading this question yesterday, I went home and dusted off my neck king. Its a hard piece of plastic that is completely unrelenting. Getting past the initial wow factor was slow, but eventually I was able to ease into the knobs a bit easier. I did this for about 15 minutes before going to bed. This morning I can tell "something" is different, although I'm unable to describe it in words. I'll be using it again tonight though~ I'm not familiar with the red foam still point inducer.
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Yes, this product produces a tremendous amount of foam! It is very good at lifting dirt off the surface of the paint.
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Technically yes, that is exactly how it works. Look up melamine foam. It is abrasive and porous on a microscopic level, and it sucks those stains up into the foam, destroying the foam in the process. But to feel the eraser with your hand, it is fairly soft, more like a sponge. The stain removing power really is amazing - I have used it to remove scuffs and crayon marks on walls, caked-on oven grease, and burn marks on a ceramic pan. I haven't had any materials get damaged with gentle use, but if you were to really worry a spot with the sponge, it would eventually wear through layers of paint.
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Try glycerin shaving soap and a badger brush ... if you do it right you'll get as much foam as from any can.
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several of the guys i fly with have also said that steam is a good method of expanding crushed foam. I need to do that to mine in a few spots now as well. crashed it 3 times and it still flies.
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It just hold the coffee. It is the type of coffee you use that produces the foam.
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yes. it includes pick & pluck foam (a grid pattern is loosely cut into the foam leaving small columns of foam that are easy to remove) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi59WCOwxfI