I wholeheartedly agree based on some past experience cutting open
sections where foam was used. It made the rust worse.
Jim
DLylis@aol.com wrote:
> I am going to go on the record here as predicting that in the not too
> distant future, injecting foam into chassis rails is going to come back as a
>bad
> idea. I will qualify this statement by saying that injecting foam in an
> uncontrolled, non manufacturing environment is a bad idea. I think that
> Ratco does it (may be mistaken here) but I bet they don't drive down to Home
> Depot to pick up a can when they do it. My bet is that they have equipment
> designed to insure coverage. I have used this stuff in non automotive
> applications and then had the need to cut into it later. This stuff does
> create voids and does not expand infinitely to eliminate all air space where
>it
> is squirted. Personally, I would rethink a DIY application of this in a
> metal chassis.
> YMMV
> Just my two Euros worth, and I could be wrong.
>
> David Lylis
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