I don't understand how covering something with something else that conforms to the first something will help reduce surface area. Unless I'm retarded.
Happen to have some simple drawings/scribbles of what you're attempting to accomplish?
I don't understand how covering something with something else that conforms to the first something will help reduce surface area. Unless I'm retarded.
Happen to have some simple drawings/scribbles of what you're attempting to accomplish?
Foam is covered in tiny holes. I would like to fill those holes, reducing surface area and making the foam more abrasion resistant
Foam is covered in tiny holes. I would like to fill those holes, reducing surface area and making the foam more abrasion resistant
I had to ask because, in way of boats, I've never heard anyone say that barnacles are increasing the surface area of their hull, even though, yes, that's what they actually do.
If you want full on abrasion resistance then why not just go with the tried and true fiberglass with a gel coat finish?
I had to ask because, in way of boats, I've never heard anyone say that barnacles are increasing the surface area of their hull, even though, yes, that's what they actually do.
If you want full on abrasion resistance then why not just go with the tried and true fiberglass with a gel coat finish?
Cost. I think.
Though I may land here
Cost. I think.
Though I may land here
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