just went thru this for another forum
1- wear a mask I found that the majority of the foam came off with the fabric, the rest I took off with a stiff brush and a wet/dry vac. I did not get it cleaned to a point that the foam was removed and after completing the project there is no discernable difference between areas I completely rubbed down and areas where some foam was left. 2_ You have selected a carpet, keep in mind that the original material was foam-backed fabric. I tried a few small sections of different weight and textured carpets_ the lightest / non backed (and cheapest) worked the best. 3_ Ventilate, you will need to use OUTDOOR type adhesive, fumes are very explosive, and like propane they sink, I played HE-Man for the first section or two. However, the carbon-filtered goggles did come out after that. This stuff was made for work outdoors like carpeting a patio, the use in a boat will knock you back. 4_ Rough fit the sections and leave sufficient materials to cut edge with a utility knife after glued to hull. This is why I found the lighter material easier, it allowed some stretch and compression of the pile to aid in the process on contouring to the hull Good luck with your project! Terry s/v stardust h30
