Liquid Urethane Rigid Pour Density Tapes, Adhesives & Sealants Review

This is a good material, I'm not sure how expensive it is to make, seems a little expensive to buy. in the front half of my 10ft top kayak seat. I encountered metal and sharp rocks in the river I like to go to, that's what convinced me to buy this. I expected him to fill in more than he did, but I think it was a miscalculation on my part. I recommend the product. When it fully cures, it gets pretty strong and hard, which I like. The footprint on my kayak is nice and strong rather than pliable…

I have a project where I need a lot and I mean a lot of foam skulls. I decided to try my hand at making a simple skull silicone mold and use this urethane to make my skulls. SUPER ECONOMICAL this way. Not too big a learning curve either! No mold separator required, just mix, pour, shake a little and wait 15-30 minutes to eject the mold. Works great! Update - finally through the first set of bottles I ordered. My skulls required 3-5 mixed ounces of product (1.5-2.5 ounces for each A and B) and I

That's amazing! And actually quite funny. I used it to insulate a homemade keg cooler. I had a wastepaper basket, I built a wooden frame around it and filled the walls in between with this material. It's incredibly EASY! Simply mix equal parts of each ingredient in a disposable container, shake well and pour out. The foam will begin to form and rise immediately, solidifying in just a few minutes. If you're wondering if a 2 lb kit is strong enough for your project, trust me, it's really strong…