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I'd try acetone or laquer thinner first if it's styrofoam. I remember trying
to paint some foam once and the paint dissolved it. Urethane foam...no ideas. RB wrote in message ... Anyone know a way to disolve/destroy old wet foam? I started using a shovel to remove it and that did OK for the bulk, but it would be nice to figure a way to disolve the rest and wash or shovel it out. Of coarse I'd like to do it w/o hurting the fiberglass bottom. any ideas? I can experiment on chunks I've shoveled if there's something to try - (gasoline?) Elliott |
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