Is that a styrofoam?

Awesome diy project. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day.👍

Good job girl !

You know? Even if this was 10 years ago but it still super useful for me thanks for sharing this

Out right Dope Thanks

When I tell you this has been the video I’ve been looking for for months!!!

Does anyone have a problem putting this in their car 🧐

Polystyrene is toxic, carcinogenic, and bad for the environment.

Really important explanation ! Thank you Tiffany !

*What up? Where u at? U good? U stopped!*

I'm 8 years late but thank you for the video.

8 Years later, and still relevant. Thank you Tiffany ❤ sending love from South Africa.

What store is this? Home Depot?

Once it's bolted to the base does it stand straight?

Mam you are Soo beautiful

Sexy

Good video

nice work your

That’s too much colors, horrible colors,, no way👎🏻

This is the most clever and helpful thing ever. I'm looking to start a photography studio in the basement where I live without painting any walls. So awesome, thank you.

What kind of paint did you use to paint the back of the board?

Your list is so wrong! You need 4 shelf brackets! Annoying how has this not been updated in 7 yrs?

Genius!!

Great! Thanks!

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Will it be fine to stick wallpaper adhesive on a styrofoam?

Can you arrange a floral wall for this?

can i use this for outside? and if so how can i get still so that the wind doesnt knock this down?

Your writing to my husband was pretty “nasty”. Maybe you should have kept those words for your own husband.

Oh hell no! Weddings. That would mean letting Tiffany come near a soken for man. She doesnt respect the sacred union and might end up cheating with him.

How can I cut this and get clean edges?

This is exactly the video I have been looking for! Thank you!

I think you can make it yourself, just loook and learn from wood prix .

Thank you!!!!! No one on KZfaq shows how to make the support just how to do the project. I’m using the foam to make a flower wall for my wedding but I need to have I.t stand alone at the venue. Thanks again you rock!!!

Hey , what store can I find those materials ?

Did you buy the supplies at Home Depot?

thanks so much

great tips . thank you

We use this kind of foam in the model airplane hobby and there are some tricks we can borrow from that hobby to help use the foam for photo/video uses. Often, it turns out the inked logo printing on one side of these can be removed with isopropyl alcohol, if you want to keep the plastic outer layer. The isoprop will also dull that plastic a bit but should not dissolve the foam. You can "melt-proof" polystyrene foam with a coating of Elmer's glue, thinned with water. Or the water-based latex version of "Kilz" wall primer will also work. There are hobby products specifically made for coating foam, to make it paint-able, but they tend to be expensive in the amounts you'd need for panels this large. There is also a version of Krylon rattle-can spray paint that used to be foam safe, it was called H2O, because it was water-based, not solvent-based. Finally, a very cheap way to coat this foam and make it harder and able to take paints is to use water-based polyurethane furniture stain/coating. Minwax Polycrylic is the brand model airplane makers like to use. Brush on, let dry, then you can paint it with latex house paints, any colors. You can also make the foam panels SUPER strong if you lay brown kraft paper (brown shopping bag paper) on them and brush the polycrylic over that to adhere it. Sort of like papier mache'. When it dries it will be almost like fiberglass; stiff and super light and paintable with anything. As to transporting the large panels, that is a major issue and car-topping is generally not safe or successful. It may work better with the thicker-foil-backed insulating panels, especially if first sandwiched between two 4x8 sheets of wall paneling for transport. What I'd suggest is get some wall paneling with the "brick wall" pattern on them, cheap at around 12-15 bucks a sheet, ( and most photogs will find a use for the brick backdrop at some point) and make a v-flat from those after using them to transport your foam sheets. You could cut the foam into smaller chunks with a very sharp razor blade to make them fit inside the car, and glue them back together at the destination, sanding the joints if a uniform surface is important. But it's simpler to pay for the home center to deliver the clean, whole sheets on a truck, or rent a u-haul van for 20 bucks for a few hours.

Well you answered a question from my thoughts. I was wondering how to pull this off the other day

That was very concise, but very valuable information! Thanks!

I think it is around $13 a sheet. I was thinking it would cost more. Great idea!

I have watched a LOT of these videos on how to make these back drops, and yours is the most practical! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video! I am so grateful that I found it today! Blessings to you.

We don't need money. It isn't necessary for a functioning society. Oh..end of the video is playing.... . ...??!? Forget I said anything.

bravo!

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You don't use screws to connect through the sheet ... a screw does not accept a nut ... you are using bolts. Screws for the connection to the 2 X 4. It may not seem important but the difference is significant.

just a few quick corrections/suggestions in case they hadn't been mentioned. don't use screws, use BOLTS :-) - bolts take a nut on the other end; a screw just digs in and holds to whatever you are screwing it in to. iow u can't use a nut on a screw. - and if you use a large FLAT washer on both ends, the foam will last longer. - if you want to make them easier to store, use different thicknesses of wood for the stands so the legs will go together and they will sandwich next to each other when not in use

Wow this video help me a lot thank you

this is just sooo cute