Polyurethane foam

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Courtney
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Polyurethane foam

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Hi all,

Does anyone know what sort of place I'd get a small quantity (couple of liters) of the two chemicals to make polyurethane foam?

Courtney.
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cactus155
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You could try:

The Fibreglass Shop
202-204 Argyle St, Hobart, TAS 7000
p: (03) 6234 2689

Although I am not sure what the 2 chemicals that you need are or if they would sell them
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what are the chemicals that you are after :?: :?:
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Ocker
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Any Marine centre should have them also you can buy a pressure pack can that sprays out the chemicals and it reacts before your eyes
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Those Selleys space filler foams in the pressure packs are the go if you need it in a hurry.
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Courtney
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The Fibreglass Shop was a go! Thanks Andrew.
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Slartibartfast
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What sort of mad person would take to the surf off Tasmania???!!!!!!!!
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A really really capable surfer I guess. One with a really thick wetsuit. And an EPIRB.
Cheers, K 8-)
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