I was thinking of spraying that polyurethane foam that expands then hardens up inside a small hoop to give it a little more weight. Has anyone ever tried this? I'm going to try it on a $5 kids toy hoop first, and will post results. I'm a little worried that the foam won't be flexible enough, and with repeated use will crack up into chunks when the hoop gets stressed.
Tags: foam, polyurethane
Well the foam will probably be mostly air and not add that much weight. Why don't you use water or rice instead?
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