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From: Tom (no email)
Date: Thu Nov 02 2006 - 13:11:56 EST
At 06:07 PM 10/28/2006, wrote:
>Well, I got the tank finished and it works just fine. There is one thing
>I'd like to pass on now, though.
>
>It's lost foam, not lost plastic! When you glue together the foam, be
>sure to peal off all the thin plastic covering they put on that blue
>foam. Foam disolves, the plastic doesn't. It would have been a 10 minute
>job to remove just the foam, the plastic is going to take some work.
>
>I'll post some more pictures in the next day or so.
>
>Gene Gruender
Oh NO! You didn't leave the plastic covering on!!!
Oops, I guess you did. :)
Some of the foam sheets, mostly the thicker 2 to 4 inch slabs, do not have
this film layer. The ones that do have it are generally used for
sub-floors or thin wall insulation.
Sorry to have not warned you about this Gene... I just took it for granted
that anyone would remove the plastic.
Tom
Tom & Jackie O'Meara
ex-Seaskate, Searunner 40 Tri
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