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catchinit | 21:11 Tue 13th Mar 2007 | How it Works
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By what manufacturing process is the foam backing for dashboards made and formed?
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I can't believe you think that is worth knowing.
23:26 Tue 13th Mar 2007
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And I can't believe a comment like that on this website!

To answer the question - it's very similar to that builder's hole-filling foam that comes in aerosol cans, only denser, and it's formed in a shaped mould.

10:36 Wed 14th Mar 2007
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that does'nt answer the question. It's a silly un-informed guess.
16:21 Wed 14th Mar 2007
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No guess, old chum. If you want a fuller explanation, then take a look here. I hope it's not too lengthy for you.
16:34 Thu 15th Mar 2007
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Your showing a lot of interest to say you think the answer to the question is not worth knowing Oldfashioned!! Thanks for your answer Heathfield..... if you happen upon something that explains whether the foam can be vacuum formed to shape, and therefore initially extruded into sheet, be sure to let me know. Thanks again.
20:37 Thu 15th Mar 2007

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