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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Babcock" data-source="post: 43082" data-attributes="member: 46">Re: Coaxial Wedge CollaborationI suspect this is because the grill you chose has a LOT of open area compared to some of the grills I most often see.&nbsp; This leaves you with much less grill surface area for the foam to bind to.&nbsp; You can try re-spraying or gluing, but I have a feeling that this may be an ongoing problem if the wedge gets used a lot.&nbsp; In hindsight I would suggest a less porous grill or putting the foam on the outside.Of course that&#039;s not helpful now.... all I might suggest now would be:-re spray on an as-needed basis-glue (choose carefully as some glues will eat the foam)-try a slightly denser but thinner foam product which may give you marginally better contact with the grill with possibly less weight if made extra thin-try to devise a couple of support rods behind the foam to keep it pressed to the grill</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Babcock, post: 43082, member: 46"] Re: Coaxial Wedge Collaboration I suspect this is because the grill you chose has a LOT of open area compared to some of the grills I most often see. This leaves you with much less grill surface area for the foam to bind to. You can try re-spraying or gluing, but I have a feeling that this may be an ongoing problem if the wedge gets used a lot. In hindsight I would suggest a less porous grill or putting the foam on the outside. Of course that's not helpful now.... all I might suggest now would be: -re spray on an as-needed basis -glue (choose carefully as some glues will eat the foam) -try a slightly denser but thinner foam product which may give you marginally better contact with the grill with possibly less weight if made extra thin -try to devise a couple of support rods behind the foam to keep it pressed to the grill [/QUOTE]

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