Hard - Lite EVA foam is an outstanding choice for prop making. It's incredibly tough and rigid, ideal for crafting long - lasting pieces. This foam can hold extremely sharp and angular details with ease. One of its best features is its light weight; it's about half as heavy as other EVA foams of similar hardness. Please note, it doesn't qualify for free shipping, and extra shipping fees might apply as it's an oversized product. To use it, cut it with a sharp hobby or Stanley knife. Heat - form it using a heat gun since a hair dryer isn't hot enough. Glue it with Contact Cement. Prime the finished piece with Flexbond or Plastidip and paint it with flexible paints. The foam has a Shore Hardness of 60* (with a +/- 3 variation due to the manufacturing process) and a high density of 200kg/m3.

Hey there! Here's how to make the most of your Hard - Lite EVA foam. First, when cutting, grab a sharp hobby or Stanley knife. It'll make the job much easier. For shaping, use a heat gun because a hair dryer won't get hot enough. Once you've got your shape, glue the pieces together with Contact Cement. After that, prime your finished prop with Flexbond or Plastidip. This will help the paint stick better. Then, use flexible paints for a great finish. Remember, this foam is an oversized product, so there might be extra shipping fees and it doesn't qualify for free shipping. Also, due to the manufacturing process, the Shore Hardness might vary a bit, around +/- 3 from the stated 60. Just store it in a cool, dry place to keep it in good condition.