Incredible Bouncing Foam Boulders?
Mix liquid 1:1 with dry Foam Coat.
Add just a little Foam Coat to make a paste glue for uneven surfaces. Bounce can be used alone as a waterproof coating.
This new liquid rubberizer makes our Foam Coat:
Flexible
Highly resistant to cracking on impact.
Weather proof.
Go on thinner.
Stick even better to most porous materials.
Has the same ingredients as Foam Fusion. Add just a little Foam Coat to make a paste glue for uneven surfaces. Bounce can be used alone as a waterproof coating.

Mixing: Use Bounce with no added water for max flexibility. The Foam Coat comes out more flexible when no or less water is added to the Bounce. Start with 1 part liquid to 1 part Foam Coat, and thin or thicken as desired. Thinning the Foam Coat with more Bounce will not weaken it, and will allow very strong thin layers to be applied, so you don't lose details. Try a mixture of 9 parts Bounce to one part Foam Coat for a super rubbery coating. Thin layers can be applied to verticle and inverted surfaces with little or no sagging.

Applying: Fill holes with pasty mixture. To coat large areas add more liquid until thin enough to apply with a paint brush. May be applied as thick as 3/8 inch, but multiple coats are stronger. Looks like smooth stone when dry. Try texturing the surface before coating sets. Is compatible with our Grit Texturizers.

Set Time: Use within 15 mins. Sets up in 30 mins. Maximum bond and strength in 1 day.

Clean-Up: Immediately clean tools and brushes with soapy water.

Finishing: Paint or stain as desired.

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