Cab corner foam removal
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Cab corner foam removal
Hi guys, winter is on its way here in ohio and that means salt will be put down on the road. Before winter I want to try and remove the foam so the foam doesn't trap and hold the salt. My truck is a 1995 f250 regular cab long bed. What is the best way to remove the foam? Am I able to get to the foam from the inside of the cab? How have you guys done this.
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If it's from the factory then someone must have scraped the foam out of mine long before I bought it then. Because I've never seen any foam in there, and it still has the original cab corners.
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Also, Nathan, can't see those pics? What sort of hosting are you using?
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So when I got home yesterday I started tearing into my truck and I used a few different picks and scrapers to get the most I could out and once I got the bulk of it out I sprayed a little acetone on the foam that was still stuck and it like ate away ate it and was able to pull the rest of it off. The acetone didn't necessary dissolve the foam but it more of got it loose from where the foam was stuck to the paint/metal. Once I got the most I could out I put as much fluid film in the cracks as I could, and went for a test drive and I didn't notice any extra sounds or squeaks. Now I need to do the passenger side, and finish coating the truck in fluid film. Also a side note, I haven't used fluid film before and this stuff seams like it is going to do very well with keeping the truck coated because this stuff goes on like a grease and it doesn't keep dripping once it kind of builds up.
I'm just taking pictures with my iPhone 5 and uploading them on my computer, and then just attaching them.
Here is a picture of the foam out of the cab, and a pic of the cab corner foam free.
I'm just taking pictures with my iPhone 5 and uploading them on my computer, and then just attaching them.
Here is a picture of the foam out of the cab, and a pic of the cab corner foam free.
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I hate that foam! It's in all the cab corners, top and bottom. It's really difficult to dig out in places between the layers of sheet metal, but that's what I tried to do wherever I could. Be sure to follow it up with some sort of rust-halting treatment - something you can spray into the cavities is best - as you will undoubtedly scratch things up digging the foam out.
Godspeed...
Godspeed...