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travis fails Posted: Aug 14, 2008 12:30 PM	marine foam I have a customer that has a pontoon boat and he wants to fill the pontoons with foam. I figure it we be around 96 cubic feet to fill them. I was wanting to see If you could lead me in the right direction to find a supplier of marine type foam besides the handi type do it yourself foams.
mason Posted: Aug 14, 2008 03:46 PM	Many of your older systems houses have polyurethane pour-in-place foams specifically designed for flotation. Call a few suppliers for more information. The foam is a nominal 2 lb density and must comply with Army Corps of Engineer or Coast Guard specifications.

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travis fails

Posted: Aug 14, 2008 12:30 PM

marine foam

I have a customer that has a pontoon boat and he wants to fill the pontoons with foam. I figure it we be around 96 cubic feet to fill them.
I was wanting to see If you could lead me in the right direction to find a supplier of marine type foam besides the handi type do it yourself foams.

mason

Posted: Aug 14, 2008 03:46 PM

Many of your older systems houses have polyurethane pour-in-place foams specifically designed for flotation. Call a few suppliers for more information. The foam is a nominal 2 lb density and must comply with Army Corps of Engineer or Coast Guard specifications.

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