Where can I buy some semi-rigid foam?
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Where can I buy some semi-rigid foam?
I'd like to get hold of some of that stuff like they use for pipe insulation, and for packing scientific instruments. It wants to be about 3" thick and in sheets.
For those who are interested, I'm carrying a full-sized spare and want to bring the area round it up to the same level as it's top. Sick of my boot being all uneven.
My lad has already made me a longer screw thingy to hold it down.
For those who are interested, I'm carrying a full-sized spare and want to bring the area round it up to the same level as it's top. Sick of my boot being all uneven.
My lad has already made me a longer screw thingy to hold it down.
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I'd like to get hold of some of that stuff like they use for pipe insulation, and for packing scientific instruments. It wants to be about 3" thick and in sheets.
For those who are interested, I'm carrying a full-sized spare and want to bring the area round it up to the same level as it's top. Sick of my boot being all uneven.
My lad has already made me a longer screw thingy to hold it down.
For those who are interested, I'm carrying a full-sized spare and want to bring the area round it up to the same level as it's top. Sick of my boot being all uneven.
My lad has already made me a longer screw thingy to hold it down.
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Suddenly just realised my mistake hear,i was thinking you had sinking in the middle and its the outside's you want raised lol.
Bubba has a good idea above with kingspan insulation board as it around the thickness your after or go to one of your local building supply firm's as they have panel's between sheets for loading you could cut out piece's to suit.
Other alternative would be to lay 2 by 2 piece's down around 3" apart and use ply to level it out for the carpet to go on to.
Bubba has a good idea above with kingspan insulation board as it around the thickness your after or go to one of your local building supply firm's as they have panel's between sheets for loading you could cut out piece's to suit.
Other alternative would be to lay 2 by 2 piece's down around 3" apart and use ply to level it out for the carpet to go on to.
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