" GREAT STUFF" foam in a can~~~

[RDA]

well  i always thought it was cheasy,  but for habitat work,  thats all ive been using lately!!!!!!    Stuff is GGGREAT  for that,  handy to use     ECONOMICAL    and quick and asy    !!   I just take a stout ruffer to the surfaca after it kicks,  and slop on the habitat mud!!!    3.95 a can     and one can  can do   two  coyote sized bases  easily   !!!

[bill@hogheaven]

Isnt the knock on that stuff that it breaks down fairly fast.

[RDA]

havent had a prob with it    especially afte its covered in hab mix....  its equal to the softer foam formulas they sell for fish bodies   ..

[The Ojibwa]

I've used the stuff for alterations too with some sucess. I used the type in the black can and learned that it is less dense than the type in the red can...thus my raccoon that needed a few inches added now looks like an hourglass because the skin shrunk and the foam was too weak. Lesson learned! While I wouldn't use it again for an alteration like that, I will continue to use the red can for small alterations and blend the seams with something non-shrinking like critter clay or apoxie sculpt.

[Uncle Harley]

it makes great little round polished stones for underwater scenes spray a dab let it grow in a ball the size you want and spray it with a water bottle when you want it to stop growing   LOL   Only ever used it  ( other than some early experiements in my taxidermy career LOL )  for work under glass .

[Hedhuntr]

I have used it for alterations too but I use bondo to smooth out the seems. I have also toyed around with it for filling any empty cavities in striper heads to keep skin shrinkage to a minimum.