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Originally Posted by Xist
Did the 'Stuff absorb the resin, or did the resin melt the foam?
Is there a difference? 
I did a quick search because I remembered that there were different types of resin and foam and that some work together and others do not. I remember someone putting resin on his foam and it melted the outside a quarter-inch or so. Anyway, have you read this? http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthrea...oam-21668.html |
I have not read that thread yet. But after reading it, it confirms that what happened to me was that the resin got absorbed because "Stan" said that "...foam-in-a-can is urethane, which once cured does not dissolve in resin...or gasoline, or pretty much anything else."
The reason why i think the foam "aborbed" the resin is because i know there were definately pockets of foam with varying thickness, and as i was laying up the resin, i could see the foam get slightly warped from gettind damp from the resin.
I've used polyester resin/great foam in the past with my Del Sol Aux Light plug, so i know the combination did not have any major issues.
Anyways, had a wedding this weekend so i couldnt finish my grill block. I'll try to finish it up this week and post pictures!