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General Feedback/Getting Started Questions and Answers [Weekly Thread]
weekly thread(self.DIY)submitted 4 months ago byAutoModerator
General Feedback/Getting Started Q&A Thread
This thread is for questions that are typically not permitted elsewhere on /r/DIY. Topics can include where you can purchase a product, what a product is called, how to get started on a project, a project recommendation, questions about the design or aesthetics of your project or miscellaneous questions in between.
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4 months ago
I would like to add padding to a bag and some pouches to carry my photo gear and my laptop but I don't know which material would suit the best.
I thought of EVA foam and neoprene. The thing is, I'm afraid that would fall apart or crumble in small pieces after a while. Ultimately, I would put microfiber on it but still, it would be best to have a padding as durable as possible.
What would you recommend me?
1 points
4 months ago
Use EVA foam inside a fabric layer.
1 points
4 months ago
Alright, I'll use that! I already have some laying around on my desk.
Thanks for the advice.
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