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Adhesive is definitely required, it's just that foamie technique uses the paint as an adhesive if not using one dedicated to the task.skyl4rk wrote:My first attempt will be to lay landscape fabric on a foam panel, then paint over it. My hope is that because the landscape fabric threads are not porous, the paint will flow through and cover the foam and cloth with the first coat. That would mean no adhesive is required.
This is just a theory.
Yes Henry is a great company specialist in the field, and polyester a much easier material to work with compared to the low-friction polyethylenes.Socal Tom wrote:I used this stuff over my wood roof the same way folks use the canvas.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007XJNYWC/re ... G0C5N1XH6Q
skyl4rk wrote:I will also experiment with latex cement as an adhesive.
http://velacreations.com/howto/latex-concrete-roof/
Will it stick to foam? I kind of doubt it but maybe.
John61CT wrote:Yes the fibres being suspended in say a thick layer of waterproof epoxy
would provide added tensile strength
without absorption by the fibres actually required
But I personally have a hard time visualizing how it would be in line with the usual foamie goals
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