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A little work today. I'll await the epoxy before doing more. As I'll first coat the pet fit in that then the chest piece before doing the foam and other stuff, will work out the proper order when it gets here Marking. MVIMG_20240104_155859-01-01.jpeg Test fit. MVIMG_20240104_160604-01.jpeg Cable rou...

Cut the excess of and I think this will work out fine once fully set. I'll leave it for a couple days to fully set as it's going to take a while I think then I'll cut the pet fit area and USB cable hole out, bond that so it's semi watertight and spray a bit of foam around to bond that in. Then I'll ...

True never used this stuff before.

I'm worried a little about structural strength of the pet fit staying in place if this foam just compresses to a flat sheet when any pressure is on it.
ill check once cured and may have to cut out some foam and 3d print a mount for the pet fit if thats the case.

Got some money yesterday so got the foam today got Sikaflex high yield. Sprayed way to much in and it's coming out I probably have half of what went in, in overflow. I'll manage. After this cures I plan to cut it for the pet fit to fit in with the charging cable and put a bit around it making sure I...

I have the two part foam you are talking about. I have 5lb and 15lb foam. I work with it for special effects. It is a fucking bitch to work with, and it's fucking expensive. In my opinion, you need to use Loctite crack filling foam in aerosol cans. 1) Much cheaper 2) Can be put down in phases. 3) T...

The foam I'm looking at is two part Polyethylene expanding foam I know a place gets that sells it I have bookmarked it's just finding since some money and a means to get there and back as shopping is half the cost of of the item so might as well pick it up in store. With the heart I have a pet fit h...

It's been a year and still haven't really gotten around to things as I've been doing loads of other projects which have really progressed this year. I have however welded the back joiner tthe metal I cut earlier together today as I have my welder at home now and a 15 amp converter for it and thought...

Won't be getting to this till next year unfortunately as can't afford that form with finances being low and current projects that are more important for me.
So hopfully I'll have good news next year sometime.

Just had a google for foam and I need "2-Part Polyurethane foam" to go with fiberglass. They use it for boats over the hull. So later I'll google where to get it locally. @Seagull, with the all fiberglass, would be hard with all the empty space in the cavity that's why I want to foam it up...

Just had a google for foam and I need "2-Part Polyurethane foam" to go with fiberglass. They use it for boats over the hull. So later I'll google where to get it locally. @Seagull, with the all fiberglass, would be hard with all the empty space in the cavity that's why I want to foam it up...

Not sure how to use fiberglass in this situation.
It's a bit hard to keep open when working.

I was thinking wouldn't it be better to spray foam the inside to get that quickly and easily filled then fiberglass or bondo around the heart piece to get it in place.

What do you other repairers think?

I was thinking probably fiberglass.
Had a face mask on cutting it.

Wondering what type spray foam I need for it.

Cut the hole for her heart, this is probably going to be easier than I thought. I need to find some good expanding foam or something to fill the chest up and mound around the heart that will keep it in place, any recommendations for something I can get down under? I'll be running a USB cable from th...

This has been on my mind the last couple months and slipped my mind at the same time, its like every time I look at Hope I know this needs to be done but the procrastination and worry that I'll mess up more and feeling uncomfortable I don't do anything. I am looking today at the holes and how I can ...

I'll take some pictures of where I need to join parts and said parts next to them. The back piece I know how to do that and have that mostly made. The thing in worried about the most is closing the TPE up and doing all the scuffs. Before I do the back I want to close up the end of the holes to make ...