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In a previous message, <aksurf-051192120137@131.215.9.51> I posted:

>I had so much success with asking a question in this news group, so I'll
>ask another one. I am trying to get a hold of poly-urethane rising foam.
>This stuff usually comes in two parts you mix together. I don't want the
>finished foam, but the resins which lead to the foam. I am looking for
>closed cell foam, and preferably water blown, NO CFC's, since the ozone
>layer's got enough holes! Anyone who happens to know what companies
>supplies this stuff, (I know GE plastics does not) please E-mail me
>information. Your help would be greatly appreciated. 

OK, this time I didn't have so much luck. Not a single soul mailed me any
information on suppliers. But I did receive a deluge of mail asking me to
forward any info I get on suppliers. Hence here are some of the suppliers I
found in the southern California area: (none of which were recommended over
the network) 

The friendliest people were:
Polymer Research Laboratories in Orange, CA
212 W. Taft Ave., Orange, CA 92665
1(800)235-4201
Talk to Mike Badgett (I ordered PDL-328-4, but he might recommend something
else for teaching purposes)
Exellent Service, COurteous, friendly, definitely my recommendation.

here are a few others, 
Resin Technologies
Ontario, CA (714)947-7224 (area code might change to 909 after Nov. 14)

Expanded Rubbers and Plastics
West LA, CA (213)321-4260

Here is a vendor I would absolutely recommend you NEVER go to: Burtin
Urethane.  They are real jerks there, Poor service. They wont even trust
you with a PO number. I guess some people don't think they have to be
competitive during hard times. 

                             Axel