Thin CA and Styrofoam Lining
 

Ouch. I dripped some CA on the styrofoam lining on the inside of my T-34 fuse. Destroyed it. What can I do now?

Thanks

RE: Thin CA and Styrofoam Lining
 

Hi Gary,

Just cut out the damaged area and glue in a new pice of foam w/ gorilla glue. Use a pice of foam from any foam packing you may have around.

Darren

RE: Thin CA and Styrofoam Lining
 

And buy foam safe CA next time.

RE: Thin CA and Styrofoam Lining
 

No, just fill the area with some of that super-light spackling compound. It works great for repairing foam.

RE: Thin CA and Styrofoam Lining
 

gary,

The spackle works great. Have used it for years. And get foam-safe CA.

Ken Erickson
San Antonio, TX

RE: Thin CA and Styrofoam Lining
 

Ouch that's harsh! ;) The spackling does work great for small areas. I guess I was thinking he melted a large area from a spill.

Darren

RE: Thin CA and Styrofoam Lining
 

I have repaired some VERY large foam areas with this stuff and it worked out great. Mind you, I do NOT like to use it as wood filler - I tried it for that when it first hit the market and I didn't like the results. But then one day I needed to do a repair to foam and I thought it might be just the thing to use. It worked GREAT! And I've been using it to repair foam ever since.

RE: Thin CA and Styrofoam Lining
 

Mike.. what did you end up using as a wood filler?

Dick.