FOAM-IT FLOTATION

Make your own foam! Mix two liquids and pour into place. When foam hardens you have extra flotation for extra safety. Use to soundproof and insulate hulls, bulkheads and walls. Convenient and simple to use under decks, floors, seats, or in any cavity. Bonds to fiberglass, wood or metal. One to one formula; mix equal parts liquid from cans A and B. Quart provides 1 cubic ft. or 7 gallon volume and 50 lbs. net buoyancy; 1/2 gallon provides 2 cubic feet or 14 gallon volume and 100 lbs. net buoyancy; gallon provides 4 cubic ft. or 28 gallon volume and 200 lbs. net buoyancy; 2 gallons provide 8 cubic ft. or 56 gallon volume and 400 lbs. net buoyancy; 10 gallons provide 40 cubic ft. or 280 gallon volume and 2000 lbs. net buoyancy. Figures are approximate. Allow for 10 percent loss in mixing.