"NE Sailboat" wrote in message
news:Gjygh.3$WS4.0@trndny07...
The styrofoam ,, you know the stuff the coolers are made of. The coolers
you buy at like a 7 / 11. The cheap coolers.

Anyway,, these coolers break . And when they break what to do ? Mostly I
will see them on the side of the road or something.

Now ::: to the question. I want to line an icebox area of my boat with
insulation. I got to thinking ?? I probably have a couple or three or
four of the cheap styrofoam coolers in my garage. Some have no cover,
some are cracked ..

I figure I can cut the strofoam and piece it together to fit the contour
of the icebox. But, how do I "stick" the strofoam pieces together.

What kind of glue, whatever will hold cut pieces of styrofoam coolers
together?


Elmer's wood glue, or (better) Titebond (the yellow stuff).

I think you can get 4'x8' sheets of the stuff at Home Depot, etc. if you
feel a need for smoother construction.

Chuck

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