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Gary -

Knew there was something I was missing! The tape!

Thanks,

John


> Trick is to cover the foam with packaging tape or duct tape if you need it
> to 'profile' a shape.  Foam melts out and away from the tape.  The tape
> pulls out easily because the adhesive side was against the foam.
> 
> Gary R
> 
> |The problem with this stuff is that the surface is rough and when the
> |resin gets into the pores and rough parts of the foam plug, the inside
> |of the part is rougher than hell. It is very hard to sand it smooth.
> 
>