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![]() "Bill Powell" wrote in message ... My quest for knowledge: Has anyone here tried DIY foam-in-place? I'm talking about embalming the hunk-o-iron in double heavy duty trashbags, shooting "some" (think of a kid with a can of whipped cream) of the DIY spray-in foam insulation into the 4 corners of the inner box and then setting the bagged anchor into the mess till it sets. A follow-up would (hopefully) lock the bagged goodie more-or-less into the middle of the box. Or am I just gonna make a nasty mess? TIA, Bill - WB1GOT Oh - getting the thing back out is someone elses problem. :-) TenTec used to, or maybe still does, use the foam method. But as I remember it, they filled the box just halfway, then set the plastic wrapped rigs in the foam, covered it and the lower foam layer and upper sides of the box with plastic film, and poured in the top foam layer. Opened like a clam shell, easy to get out. I used the original box several times for moving the rig, and I know that the fellow I finally sold it to used it the same way. I copied the technique several times on a smaller scale for shipping fragile stuff. Marty - K1FHR |
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