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    Larry, I wonder if what you are using is the same thing . . . what purpose is it normally sold for at a home-improvement store? Is it sold as insulation or what? I couldn't find the SKU you supplied on their website.

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    It's insulation board. I buy it all the time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Rumancik View Post
    Larry, I wonder if what you are using is the same thing . . . what purpose is it normally sold for at a home-improvement store? Is it sold as insulation or what? I couldn't find the SKU you supplied on their website.
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    Hey Alan,
    The polyethylene foam isn't a soft material? How can it be cut by router ?

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    my works with EXLAS laser ! Just for funny !
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  5. #20
    Larry, although this type of foam may serve your purposes I doubt it is what Alan was hunting down. This is polystyrene foam and is quite different than polyester and polyurethane foams.

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    Oh..OK Works fine for me. I knew a guy in the sign business that sold hundreds of letters cut from this same material. He told me the blue colored material would not attract birds like the white would. (For whatever that is worth)
    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Rumancik View Post
    Larry, although this type of foam may serve your purposes I doubt it is what Alan was hunting down. This is polystyrene foam and is quite different than polyester and polyurethane foams.
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