Look for Grade A for the smoothest surface with minimal "pinholes" (air bubbles). Grades B and C often use recycled content and may have more surface imperfections. 2. Choose Your Thickness
Different project components require different depths to look "right". Common Use Case Project Example Fine details, layering, flexible trim Intricate filigree on a chestplate or bracer patterns 5mm – 8mm Versatile mid-range base armor Gauntlets, greaves, or smaller structural sections 10mm+ Substantial armor plates, weapons Heavy breastplates, sturdy shields, or sword bases 3. Where to Buy EVA Foam buy eva foam
or Shore hardness) determines how well the foam holds its shape, sands, and takes detail. Low Density (30–60 Look for Grade A for the smoothest surface