Date: 7/4/1998, 12:45 am
Actually, when It was curing, I noticed how the support under my knees allowed me to really relax, I liked it, but only paddling will tell if it really works or not. I would expect the aerosol stuff to work too. I think you get about 1 cubic foot of foam per can.
I wouldn't rely on this stuff for final use though. It looks like it would absorb water. Use it to get a mold and then copy it in some other material.
I pulled it out last nite and sliced it into 3 inch slices (thickness of minicell), today I'll trace and clean up the lines a little and then band saw the mini-cell.
What's SYOTW?
P.
> Sounds great Paul.
> I just might try that for my seat. I'm having trouble with the
> backs of my knees getting sore, I last about an hour or so, and I
> have to get out to stretch. If I can get something under my legs,
> I know I'll be a lot more comfortable. Do you think the "Great
> Stuff" in an aerosol can would work? Mine would be like a half
> version of yours, but it sounds like a good solution.
> Anyway, do keep us posted...PLEASE.
> Good luck, and SYOTW,
> Rick
Messages In This Thread
- FYI: Form Fitted Foam Seat/cockpit experiment
Paul Stomski -- 7/2/1998, 9:16 pm- Ideas
CHad -- 7/6/1998, 10:59 am- Form Fitting, Chicago style
Paul Jacobson -- 7/4/1998, 12:26 pm- Re: Form Fitting, Chicago style
Mark Kanzler -- 7/4/1998, 9:36 am
- Re: FYI: Foam cockpit experiment
Mark Kanzler -- 7/3/1998, 9:54 am- Looks like Paul liked it
Mike R -- 7/3/1998, 3:22 pm
- I like it!
Rick C. -- 7/3/1998, 2:06 am- Re: I like it!
Paul Stomski -- 7/4/1998, 12:45 am- Re: SYOTW
Paul Jacobson -- 7/3/1998, 10:09 pm
- Re: SYOTW
- Form Fitting, Chicago style
- Ideas