Case Club Customizable (PE) Polyethylene Foam 18" x 16" x 1"

I used these to create a custom inner padding setup for the case I carry my bass guitar amp head in. They cut cleanly, hold their shape, and take adhesive well.

Perfect. Just what I need.

The uses for this stuff are endless. We needed something to fill some vents in our wall beside the fireplace. This allows them to be removeable when we are burning a fire. This stuff worked perfectly. Easy to cut and stiff enough for repeated use. I don't know why we didn't do this a long time ago. Great stuff.

I used the 18"x16"x1.5" foam to adapt a Gator GTSA-GTRELEC electric guitar case to fit a Jackson Dinky Minion, a 2/3-size electric guitar. (Finding a hard case made specifically for smaller electric guitars is pretty much impossible.) The foam was trimmed to make a rectangular insert that fits snugly into the part of the case that holds the body of the guitar. The outline of the guitar body was traced onto paper, which was then used as a guide to carefully cut away the area in the foam rectangle into which the guitar body fits. The resulting insert works perfectly and looks good. The color of the dark grey foam matches that of the factory case lining.

This foam is hard, like a swimming donut foam. Bought to to make inserts but it's so hard it would never work to try to fit inside a project that has even a bit smaller opening, it has next to no give.

I bungled up the pick-and-pluck foam that came with my case and had to replace it. I was able to get two layers of this foam in my case with a small divider between them made of thin plywood sandwiched between foam rubber. I used a jigsaw to cut the foam and the end result wound up much better than I had anticipated.For reference my case is an Eylar SA00001-tan; pretty much a perfect knockoff of a Pelican case for half the price.

Works for intended project. Easy to customize and cut.

Not much to say from a negative POV. This product was better than I expected. If you plan on utilizing this product for a custom fit of a firearm, be sure to cut inside the lines that you trace.