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Old 08-12-04, 01:02 PM   #1
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Yet another brain wave

Well some of you know that I've been hashing out a styrofoam/fiberglass/epoxy enclosure plan. All the details are worked out but I'm having a pain in the @ss time lining up an epoxy suplier as I would have to order it from out of town.

So I had a stroke of genius (we'll see ). Spray in box-liner. I talk to a local company today that said they would give it a go. I talked to the tech guy at thier head office who assured me that it sets up 100% solid so no worries about off gasing and no problems adhearing to the styro. And best of all I dont have to do it . I'm going to assemble the enclosure at work tomorrow and give it a go.

Any thoughts or comment welcome
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Old 08-12-04, 10:54 PM   #2
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Let us all know if it works. In theory it sounds like a great idea.

Would you spray the box liner on the inside of a wooden enclosure?
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Old 08-12-04, 11:54 PM   #3
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nah I'ld just roll on some normal epoxy. The box liner is sprayed on in a boothe at 120F and setsup in 5 min. The point of this experiment is i light weight do it your-self(sort of) enclosure.

I ended up having to special order my styro as 1.5" sheets are only carried shiplapped locally and I want but edged which kinda sucks
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