Substance
Foamcast
Canon Legends version → Linked from 4 articles
Foamcast was the term commonly used to describe a type of quick-setting aerosol foam that was used in construction and building maintenance. Designed to be sprayed into cracks, dents, holes or other spaces, the foam expanded and quickly hardened upon application, becoming indistinguishable from its surroundings once dry and possessing the strength and wearability of plastcrete. For 25 credits, the foam could be purchased in a tall can equipped with a trigger activated applicator and a long narrow tube that allowed for precision application.
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Facts
- Properties
- Expands and hardens upon application
- Strength and wearability of plastcrete when dry
- Uses
- Construction
- Maintenance
- Cost
- 25 credits
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