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Old 11-19-2020, 10:36 AM
dirtwheelsfl dirtwheelsfl is offline
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Razor knife and straightedge oughta be able to make the cuts, just have to figure out how to get consistent depth.
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Old 11-19-2020, 12:49 PM
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Razor knife and straightedge oughta be able to make the cuts, just have to figure out how to get consistent depth.
This was what I tried first and it was surprising how little it did for the flexibility. The foam wanted to break instead of bend. I think the width of the saw kerf helps give the foam more flexibility, it just means I'll have to fill the gaps. I epoxied three panels last night and they worked well.
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Old 11-19-2020, 04:54 PM
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This was what I tried first and it was surprising how little it did for the flexibility. The foam wanted to break instead of bend. I think the width of the saw kerf helps give the foam more flexibility, it just means I'll have to fill the gaps. I epoxied three panels last night and they worked well.
Yea no biggie, gotta be filled anyway. I wouldnt think shipping on the scored stuff would be that bad? they can roll it up like a burrito and get it pretty compact, and its only 32” wide.
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