Here is another source; http://www.dockbuilders.com/styrofoambillets.htm Paul

I WOULD NOT use MEK. My experience is that it will eat just about anything. Used to clean paint guns ect..I would not use Acetone either. Mineral sprits or lighter fluid would be a good place to

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I would try alcohol or naphtha first, then maybe try acetone. The cured glass and urethane foam are impervious to short term exposure to all of these. Don't try this on any of the styrene foam

Hi Guys, I have just unearthed my long-stored tail cone sections and I had long ago cut, fit, and joined "temporarily" with duct tape. I have just removed the tape and the predictable stickum is

My description of EPS was wrong. You do need XPS. The EPS will work for my unique purpose. To find lots of XPS suppliers google "extruded polystyrene". Clark Foam, among others is there. -- Larry

Here is a link to some information on "extruded polystyrene foam" as characterized by the following web site. _http://www.marinefoam.com/styrofoam.html?page_type=flotation-foams&link_typ e=image_

Charlie is right on the money, per usual. This thread seems to be drifting around and I'm not quite sure who is actually looking for foam. The type of foam we use in the wings, vertical fin, and

Hello entire list. Sorry but need to talk to Seeadler18 and his mailbox won't take my mail. So everybody stop reading (except Seeadler18) Yo Seeadler. I come up to the San Fran Bay Area often and can

Larry, I think you got that wrong. If I recall expanded is the beads processed by steam expansion. Like coffee cups and coolers. It is no good The extruded is the stuff it has a blowing agent in

The material shipped by QAC WAS expanded. Extruded would be solid and HEAVY. I plan to be the first sucker for their foam. I will let the list know about the result, but, notice, they have a $250

The standard designations are XPS and EPS respectively, with XPS much more expensive than EPS. Rob

Does the E in "EPS" stand for E-xtruded or E-xpanded? $30 is an extremely good deal, maybe to good. They are on my list to call Monday...... E-xpanded is pretty much useless for our

Based on David Gall's lurk, I googled "insulated foam warehouses". I got http://univfoam.com/ as a source. I contacted them and was told that they can not only supply what you need, but can also

David: Nice to see you still lurking - and I presume ready to pounce if one of us strays too far from reality <G> In my part of the world I have discovered that the foam can also be ordered as "pipe

Patillo/Thayer/Farnam/etc...? Help rescue a Q2/200 airframe from the dumpster. I'm not sure it's even still available, but if it is, we need to do it this weekend. I'm waiting for a callback on

Rich, I got mine from the local insulation supply warehouse. The blue foam is Dow Styrofoam (large cell). I asked for taxidermy billets, got 8" x 16" x 108", coulda got bigger if I wanted them. The

What town are you in? I have foam blocks here in southern California. Phil Lankford [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hello Dan & Leon, That looks reasonable. Maybe you are right and accepting a bulky trailer is the way to go. Let me think about this for a while. Marko

Hello: Does anyone have a Quickey(Q1) or Q2/Q200 drawn/parts in Solidworks/CAD they will share? Are there any good HELP DVD's on building composite parts. Is there any CNC files for cutting