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<div>Not my forte, but given the hardness of this product when cured is there really an expectation that it is going to deform in a visually measurable way and spring back into shape from a depth test? Seems like it's more likely to either structurally fail or not with obvious non-elastic results such as cracks, cavities, etc, hence the weight test to see if it absorbs water. I'm thinking the dunk test from the sailboat is a good first start.</div><div><br></div><div>The cost of this product seems to be on par with trawler floats from a pound to pound buoyancy perspective but it has the advantage of allowing custom shaping. I'm interested in the results.</div><div><br></div><div>Should we invest in a small amount of this product and put it to some more rigorous pressure testing?</div></div></body></html>