20 sided dice

[frank_hav]

Mark, We use truck bed liner on alot of our touring speakers. I can tell you it's not rubbery per say. It is also not going to protect the shape from being dented, if thats what they are looking for. Liner applied to a soft surface is like your shoe protecting your foot. It stops minor contact but if you hit hard enough it still feels it.

Frank

[foamcarver]

Thanks for all your ideas. But thankfully our client is going to do the coating. We are sending it out to them this afternoon. I'll post some pictures of the massive dice.

Thanks
Nikki
nicole@foamcarver.com

[foamcarver]

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[jhicks]

"Rolling the dice" taks on a whole new meaning when I see these babys.
Cool work.

[baltic_birch]

"Mark, We use truck bed liner on alot of our touring speakers. I can tell you it's not rubbery per say. It is also not going to protect the shape from being dented, if thats what they are looking for. Liner applied to a soft surface is like your shoe protecting your foot. It stops minor contact but if you hit hard enough it still feels it.

Frank"



Say Frank,

Could you walk us through the process?
Or do you have it outsourced?

I tried a the can of roll/brush on ....rhino??
It was expensive for a gallon $50-70.

Anyway, it did not cover the grain of wood or the joint lines...... just curious what brand/type/application methods you use.


Thanks!