Need something to cover your foam products? Try this:
Apoxie® Paste
As most of us are aware just about anything, especially any aerosol type paint, just eats the heck out of styro-foam, foamcore, or similar products. Using a coat of this can solve that problem. Here are the technical details:
"Apoxie® Paste is an innovative adhesive medium used to permanently fill, bond, seal, customize & fabricate most materials. This all-purpose 2-part paste is safe & easy to use. Batter-like consistency is stir-able, yet thick enough that it tends to stay put; spread thick or thin with a tool or craft stick. When applied thin it is slightly translucent. Tint with pigments to match or create a desired color. Smoothes with water to a semi-gloss finish. Working time 1-3 hours; 24 hour full cure; sand & paint if desired. It is waterproof, with 0% shrinkage, & gripping flexibility. Adheres to many plastics, resin, polymers, glass, metals, wood, stone, foam, & more. Simple water clean-up or use Aves® Safety Solvent. Great for arts & crafts, jewelry, stone setting, taxidermy applications & casting with flexible molds. Apply to foam or other materials for a hard surface coat, add texture to both porous & non-porous surfaces."
I like the idea of tinting it so you can get the color you want and heck you may not even have to paint. I would love to see some images of folks using this. I keep thinking of Michael Fright and his large walker projects that were ruined as the foam was eaten by the paint. This sure would have solved that!
