REFLECTOR: what kind of foam

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Doug, 



Do you know where your leak is? Im not sure if you caught my previous posts on how to find fuel leaks. You can look them up or call me. I think starting over would be a very last resort, but I know how frustrating finding a leak can be.? 



As for the foam, Styro is a NO-NO in fuel. I haven't looked at PVC.? If you go the start over route, I'd call the factory for their input. They also may be able to send you the foam you need at a better price. 



Kurt 505-610-3676


-----Original Message-----
From: doug.holub at tx.rr.com
To: reflector at tvbf.org
Sent: Mon, 3 Mar 2008 9:40 am
Subject: REFLECTOR: what kind of foam




Air is still escaping from my fuel tank, so I'm going to rip out the baffles, 
re-seal everything, and put in new baffles.  The baffles are made of 3/8" Clark 
foam that came with my kit. I know Clark foam is not available anymore. I see 
AS&S has Divinycell (PVC) foam and styrofoam. Will either be ok in the fuel 
tank?

Doug Holub
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