
07-03-2009, 04:08 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Lake Stevens, WA
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big gap and gaps and cracks are both fine, as well as the pond type, but the flexible one for windows and doors should be avoided. if you decide to use the pond foam, check your local Ace hardware store, the one here has it for 10.50 per can, and that's the regular price. another thing to note is that if you plan to do extensive carving, you should go with gaps and cracks over the big gap filler, because the big gap filler will have larger voids inside. one more thing i discovered recently, prepping the surface of that foam with drywall sandpaper (it's basically mesh coated with fine sand) greatly improves the adhesion of any covering material, does not clog like normal sandpaper, and can be used to carve in place of a knife. have fun, and good luck!
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