Baffled on Baffling...

[Terryscustom]

Can anyone tell me the exact name and thickness of the foam they use for baffling? I looked at Michael's here in town and all they have is super thin, like 3-4mm stuff that is super flimsy and other hobby store has none.

 

[Alky6]

6mm depron. You can get in black or white.
https://www.rcfoam.com

 

[Terryscustom]

Looking for the creative foam, tried depron and was not impressed. Need to bend for curved inlets.

 

[Phil.Griffin]

Terry. I have given all of mine away, so I can't provide SKU numbers. However, at my local Michaels, they only had two thicknesses. One was about 1/6-3/32, and the other was about 1/4" (+/-). The larger variety is what you need. It works beautifully. Very flexible and heat resistant. If you want, I'll go buy you some tomorrow and ship it to you, assuming they have it in stock.

 

[Phil.Griffin]

I think you have my cell. Hit me up if you want me to get you some.

 

[Terryscustom]

Thanks but I can probably get it free shipping on Amazon prime if I can get a package description. Not even sure the brand name exactly (sp)

 

[Phil.Griffin]

It's "Creatology" "Creative Foam"

 

[Terryscustom]

It's "Creatology" "Creative Foam"

SWEET thanks Phil, as soon as I searched for Creatology I found other substitutes as well. Funny, even Amazon only had the 1/16" black foam but I found this equivalent x 10 sheets and shipped free by Tuesday. Can't beet that!!

http://www.amazon.com/Bulk-Buy-Foam...d=1436706789&sr=8-9&keywords=black+foam+sheet

 

[Phil.Griffin]

The real Creatology foam has several nice attributes, one of which is its heat resistance.. So make sure whatever you buy,(if it isn't "Creative Foam") has the same qualities.

 

[Dan767]

I used the creative foam from Michael's. Worked great, I had a DA150 template from a previous project that worked well enough to get started. Easy to use, glued in place with household silicone.