Re: Why?

["Petem" <petem001@xxxxxxxxx>]

Good thinking but if the foam is only soluble in acetone,the wiring
isolation would also become liquid or very sticky with the acetone spray..
and it would be wise to stop any drop on the way to the floor.. I don't
think the house owner would love to see some strange spots on his brand new
floor...



"Roland Moore" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news:
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>I am not a big residential guy but I do remember making that foam stuff in
>College Chemistry class. At the final stage it was two liquid ingredients
>mixed together and from their reaction the foam began to overfill the
>beaker. I remember there was a solvent like acetone that instantly took the
>foam back to the liquid form. (Like gasoline on styrofoam). Perhaps making
>up a test mule of some sort to see if a spray of acetone (or similar
>solvent) in the hole would dissolve the foam so you could access the hole
>and the wires, and have enough displacement to push the contact in place.
>And of course not ruin the wire PVC jacket, the paint etc.
> Just a thought.
>
> "Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> <rant>
>> Why the fuck would you urethane foam insulate all my door contact wires
>> into
>> the header?
>>
>> Oh, it's good insulation.
>>
>> I fucking know that, your fucking moron. But, now you left me 3 inches of
>> my
>> wire stubbed out through a 3/8" hole (nice) but I can't push them up, or
>> pull them down.
>>
>> Took me 4 hours to install 9 stupid contacts.
>>
>> dickwadidiots
>>
>> </rant>
>>
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