AK8094: Carving Foam 10mm A4 Size (305 X 228 mm)

AK8094: Carving Foam 10mm A4 Size (305 X 228 mm)

Marsoni

M251S

$11.99

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AK8094: Carving Foam 10mm A4 Size (305 X 228 mm)This product is a phenolic foam that can be used for creating various structures such as buildings, walls, pavements etc. In comparison with our Construction Foam, the Carving Foam is more rigid and resistant and has a finer grain, allowing the creation of more precise details. It can be combined with other types of foam, cork, plastic, metal and other materials. *Watch a video on how to use this product here.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012