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GrandAm350 · 07-23-2008, 09:01 PM

That is the best stuff to use for a foam seat. One thing to keep in mind is that the more you use it, the better you get. The first time you pour one of these seats, don't expect it to live up to your expectations. It can be difficult. One option to try would be the expanding foam you get from Tap Plastics. The seat won't be as good as a bead seat, but it fills the need. I've had both in a carbon fiber tub Formula Renault. The bead seat was made by a guy who did it for a living and was great. The foam seats weren't as good, but they were 1/20th the cost.

Good luck,
Rich

07-23-2008, 09:01 PM	#4
GrandAm350 Koni Challenge Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: SF Bay Area, California Posts: 155 iTrader: (9)	That is the best stuff to use for a foam seat. One thing to keep in mind is that the more you use it, the better you get. The first time you pour one of these seats, don't expect it to live up to your expectations. It can be difficult. One option to try would be the expanding foam you get from Tap Plastics. The seat won't be as good as a bead seat, but it fills the need. I've had both in a carbon fiber tub Formula Renault. The bead seat was made by a guy who did it for a living and was great. The foam seats weren't as good, but they were 1/20th the cost. Good luck, Rich __________________ Ravelco Anti-Theft Device from NoHotWire.com, Car and Driver Magazine, Impact Engineering roll cage, Bosch MS 4.3 ECU, Bosch DDU 4 display, Koni shocks, Motul oil, Jongboeld wheels, 350Evo A-arms, 350evo headers, mil-spec wiring harness, Cobra seats, Cobra 6 point harness, Accusump, SPA Techniques gauges, SPA Techniques fire system, Sic-Em Advertising designed paint scheme, Sampson Racing Radios communication system. See our website: www.NoHotWireRacing.com