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Originally Posted by Legendary Lures

I've given some scrap of foam the "bathroom sink test". It foams right on top of the water. I dried it off with a towel and only the outside was wet. I couldn't wring out any water.

Yeah, it seems only the very surface that has been cut holds water & its very little. this stuff reminds me of the EVA foam used in rod grips.

Here's an idea for twister tails for mold masters: Rather than coating this foam , how about trying a plastic lid from a coffee or peanut can?

Funny you mention that,.... I tried that night before last :P it does cut great, but its a little too thin for my tails. 1/16" lexan works fine but it takes alot of effort to dremel one down, & I need to make a near 180 degree curl with my latest project.

Didnt know if you tried it yet, but you can sand the edges of that foam using a fine grit drum on a dremel tool, just a tip.

Thanks larry & good luck on the water.