Pink Foam Insulation - A Guide
#1 | Jantra on 14 years ago |
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#2 | Seraphy on 14 years ago |
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This'll really help when I get some insulation foam! Thanks for making the tut! ^^ |
#3 | djaxle on 14 years ago |
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Awesome, just in time for my weekend project...P90s here we come. |
#4 | Jantra on 14 years ago |
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Glad I can help! ^_^ |
#5 | PrincessYuni on 14 years ago |
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Here in Illinois there is another Hardware store chain called "Menards", they carry it too. (and great tutorial!) |
#6 | Jantra on 14 years ago |
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Thanks, Princess! I'll add it - do they sell it for the same price?? |
#7 | PrincessYuni on 14 years ago |
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I believe it is close to, if not, the same price. |
#8 | SilencedChylde on 14 years ago |
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Finally, someone did a huge guide to pink. |
#9 | Jantra on 14 years ago |
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Actually, silencedchylde, this is my first time ever working with the insulation! |
#10 | WARPAINTandUnicorns on 14 years ago |
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I wish Michael’s in Canada sold Hot Wire Cutters >_< I paid $35 |
#11 | Jantra on 14 years ago |
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Geez, Ani_BEE. I would have shipped it to you for cheaper then that. o.O |
#12 | fightstar on 14 years ago |
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NICE run down on using foam. I bow to your researching skil1z! I will have to look into using this in the future. |
#13 | Jantra on 14 years ago |
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^_^;; Thank you! Just the research of experience and a lot of fustration I hope to spare others! |
#14 | DalaiLiam on 14 years ago |
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I did a similar tut a while back(now, lost in obscurity) and covered some points you didn't. |
#15 | Jantra on 14 years ago |
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I tried Wood Glue and Gorilla Glue. I specially liked Liquid Nails, and find it to be a very light type of glue myself. I found Gorilla glue next to impossible to sand to a nice fine finish if you mess it up. |