If I wanted to make platform shoes, would this foam be suitable?
1851242
I certainly do not think so. It turns yellow when exposed to air and may not last very long when subjected to constant up and down stress. It works better as a sofa type of cushion where you don't bonce up and down that often.
1851243
I wouldn't think so. This foam is upholstery weight foam used more for stuffing chair or sofa cushions, so it is firm but not stiff or solid. If I am understanding what you want, your foot would sink in to the foam and compress it to the floor as apposed to being firm enough to stand on top of.
2142595
I guess you could trim it to place on shoe bottoms, but I wouldn't recommend that. Find a local shoe repairman and have a rubber heal added. We used this tape on our basement steps for added traction. It's similar to skateboarder tape.
952772
Yes. Only one side is a platform. The other side will still accept an spd shoe.
1930015
I'm not sure what kind of air mattress you're planning to use, but I would think a piece of plywood or similar would be more supportive for an air mattress to be placed on this platform bed.
529621
Yes as the foam is like a denser memory foam.. I used it for my sons high school track medals and had to use stick pins this worked great, especially if you have to move them around a few or more times...great quality...
1812180
I wouldn't hesitate to use it on the soles of my feet, but I think a tennis ball, racquet ball or lacrosse ball would be a bit more versatile for feet bottoms.
1596348
I believe this foam is appropriate for replacing existing chair foam. The only concern is the math. One sheet might not be enough.
1406910
Depends on the total surface area...if it is a large surface you may wish to use a planer. However if you have a good amount of time and a good sanding machine it may be OK for your application.
261292
I would say yes But I can't open the link to the tool. This product is what I've always called "Styrofoam", it's not "foam". I bought it by mistake because I thought it was Foam.
2184460
I think so. It's basically particle board with a layer of laminate on top of it. Might start to wear into it after heavy usage with wet shoes, but would take a while.
231582
Sure, it would be easy. Try wrapping tape around the foam for clean line when you cut. Are you looking for grips though? This is more for road bike type bars.
867449
I used it as a coating for my tennis shoes for work so they didn't get dirty. I would imagine it would work for something like that.
725894
You can, but it doesn't have the pump mechanism to make it foam. Basically you would just get runny soap.
2105121
foam mattresses should be placed on a flat surface such as plywood or a platform bed. it is better NOT to use a box spring.
1056198
yes.it would work well, although have you ever thought about using spray foam ?
1245192
Probably could but i wouldnt recommend it as it will tear up the bottom of it. Its meant to be inside the shoe.
2240833
Yes, I think you could. I think it is easier to position onto an orthotic outside the shoe. I believe the adhesive would stick to about anything.