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Using Plastidip on Pelican Case Foam

UseThe4orce

UseThe4orce

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Any reason I shouldn't spray plastidip on the pick and pull foam in my pelican case? I use it to store my production folders, mostly Benchmade and Spyderco.

I'm looking to give it a cleaner look so you can't see all the individual squares.

I've seen a lot of YouTube vids with people using this method for the inside of their gun cases.




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The foam I think is polyurethane . If there are solvents in the Plastidip they may instantly destroy the foam ! I tried that once with acetone and Styrofoam , the foam just disappeared !!!
Always do a test on plastics and solvents first !
 
Will definitely test it out on some of the foam I pulled out.

Any possibilities of damaging the scales
Or blades?


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UseThe4orce said:
Will definitely test it out on some of the foam I pulled out.

Any possibilities of damaging the scales
Or blades?


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There is always that possibility. The operative word being "possibility". I'd be more concerned with moisture build up in the case, or having a dessicant material fail.
 
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