Re: The Solution & Another Exhausting Problem: (Was: Re: When It Rains, It's Dead!)

To: "Dennis Bernth" <scoutdude@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: The Solution & Another Exhausting Problem: (Was: Re: When It Rains, It's Dead!)
From: John Hofstetter <hofs@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 10:03:19 -0700
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On Thursday, June 12, 2003, at 05:55  PM, Dennis Bernth wrote:

Not seen too many Scout II's rusted badly in that area- this
one was! So, my experience is, if you live anyplace that gets over
about an
inch of rain a year and has humidity higher than 20%, stay away from
the
foam.
Dennis

Dennis,

Im convinced. I wont recommend foam to anyone I like, or might like,
from this day forward. My only experience with the foam was filling in
the hollow on the console cover so that the cover didnt crack any
more. Worked there, but I realize that this is far different from using
it in body spaces.

Thanks to you and Colin for the warning.

John Hofstetter

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- Re: The Solution & Another Exhausting Problem: (Was: Re: When It Rains, It's Dead!)
  - From: Dennis Bernth

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