You might want to double check the Tuff-R
I think it has an aluminum laminate on both sides
I'm not sure, but if thats true, the laminate IMHO makes the foam useless
for construction. Also I'm not sure if the properties of the foam are with or
with out
the aluminum laminate. So i
at do the high priced urethane foams have
that 'Tuff-R' doesn't ? "
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Subject: Re: KR> experimenter Polyisocyanurate Foam
You should also look for Trymer 2000. I found a supp
You should also look for Trymer 2000. I found a supplier nearby a
few years back, but they don't carry it anymore.
Dave Mullins
Nashua, NH
Ronald E. Haskell wrote:
> Is anyone using Polyisocyanurate Foam, (e.g. Tuff-R) in their construction?
>
> The last mention of it on the search engine was by
Is anyone using Polyisocyanurate Foam, (e.g. Tuff-R) in their construction?
The last mention of it on the search engine was by Dean Cooper, Sept 2004
Ron Haskell, Barrington, NH
rehask...@metrocast.net
Fred and others- thanks for the kind words about the articles in Experimenter
and elsewhere. I would encourage you to follow your dreams, experiment to the
max, and if you have an idea- put it down on paper and let it develop. Better
yet, go out to the garage or shop and get some cardboard, t
Just want to give Oscar an Atta boy for his article in the experimenter.
With all that is proposed and solutions answered here on the net, we could
inundate the experimenter with articles I suppose.
Fred Johnson
Reno, NV
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