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Back in the day... which is getting disturbingly far back lately... before I had the budget for such things as solding irons and hot wires - I seem to recall spraying the foam insulation (blue or pink - you choice) with spray paint to purposely melt back the foam around a stencil to create a relief...
Now my memory is a little dim on the detail... jokes aside I think I was 11... Have things changed? Do they coat the sheets you buy in home despot these days to prevent such chemical interactions? I know/remember one needed a light touch with the spray can, I just want to make sure the laws of physics still apply as I remember them, before I help/inflict my freind in her first yard prop construction.
btw - what the heck DO you paint foam with.
Now my memory is a little dim on the detail... jokes aside I think I was 11... Have things changed? Do they coat the sheets you buy in home despot these days to prevent such chemical interactions? I know/remember one needed a light touch with the spray can, I just want to make sure the laws of physics still apply as I remember them, before I help/inflict my freind in her first yard prop construction.
btw - what the heck DO you paint foam with.