I bought the Hot Knife and Freehand Router for a VBS project we're building at Church. It works great and it's super easy to use. I've used other hot knives and nothing even compares to how easy and flexible this one is to use. I'm so glad I found this and I would recommend it to anyone who has projects to do. If you buy a cheap one you will regret it, it's just a waste of money.
I used Foam Fusion to glue down the foam backed dash board covering on my Mercury Milan. It is a common problem with this vehicle that it buckles on the passenger side at the airbag seam. Most glues are not suitable to repair this sort of problem because they dissolve the foam when you apply it. This is not the case with Foam Fusion. It is perfect for just that purpose. The dashboard looks like new after the repair and it has not come loose again. This is an excellent product.
EVA foam for our Cosplay props and costumes is our bread and butter right now. We've been coating it with Styroplast. I ran into one girl not to long ago that uses worbla. I pitched Styroplast to her and she complained it was too heavy. If you don't know what that is, worbla is a thermoplastic with a very low melting point. It is outrageously expensive. A two-square-foot sheet goes for about 30 bucks. That's why Styroplast is a better alternative.
FYI,
Exterior Foamcoat is very good stuff. It was easy to apply on the styrofoam and it didn't dry quick until I applied it on the sandfall. The hybrid or quick settings cement gave me so much problem in the past.
They dried out too quick and thin layers were not strong and chipped off.
Foamcoat is at least 7 times better than the cement based on my experience.
