Corecell m foam vs divinycell h foam for cat build

Discussion in 'Multihulls' started by Ismotorsport, May 2, 2012.

  1. Ismotorsport
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    Ismotorsport Junior Member

    Wanted to get other members thoughts on using corecell's new m foam vs divinycell h foam for cat build project in epoxy.

    Given the fact that pricing is similar i wanted to ask if there are any opinions of using one over the other.

    Also is it really needed to bump up to the higher density foam for areas fwd below the waterline or can a stiffer laminate schedule accomplish same thing.
    (80kg vs 100kg)?
     
    Ismotorsport, May 2, 2012
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