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First time poster on this thread but I figured this would be the best place to ask. I've heard of a lot of good things involving using expanding foam to create props.
Since I need just a basic shovel prop, I was planning on using a pvc pipe for the main shaft and expanding foam method on the actual metal pars (the handle and shovel head)
So any advice on using expanding foam?
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let that shit dry.
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>>9072166
This, I haven't used it in ages but it takes a long time to fully expand and cure.
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Not OP, but what tutorial do you guys recommend for foam?
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>>9076304
There's not *a* tutorial for using it. There are a lot of technics.
You just have to google and find the one that works for you.
If you are too lazy (which is fine!), you can buy ebooks . I highly recommend looking through this site
http://punishedprops.com/
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>>9072151
Why wouldn't you just do this the standard old larp weapon way and use camping mat foam cut into shape?
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>>9072151
can someone tell me what they used to fill those cracks?
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>>9077307
Probably bondo or plaster.
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