20 Best Glue For Foam Rubber (2023 Updated)

this was 2nd can – the first worked great adhered cut foam together & fabric to foam but didnt have enough to finish. the nozzle was broken on the 2nd can so I struggled and realized it wouldnt adhere fabric to fabric.

So my cushions are not completed and Im stuck with a can that wont spray.

Works as advertised. Goood spray pattern. Temporary bond with a light spray. Spray both sides to get a permanent bond.

It did a great job for what I was trying to do and it seemed like the best price out there! Thank you!

Great flexible foam, will always purchase for any of my planes. The Smith brothers glues (all) are the best.

The product works like it should

Great for foam repairs as in rc planes

Product is good. Blue color is very helpful. You need more than indicated especially if you spray both the foam and the wall. I needed 3x what was recommended but I also put padding in the floor of my old concrete pool.

I had the experience of changing pool liner for first time. We decided to insulate above ground pool wall. The adhesive was satisfactory but needed to set for a moment to get tacky. Thank goodness I purchased two cans because on the first attempt it dried too fast so I had to reapply.

It needs to be thicker to stick better. Metal walls are not easy to adhere to because of the smooth surface. All in all we were able to adhere the insulation to the wall so the product worked.

Very expensive and doesnt stick well. Had to buy and use something else.

Ive used this product successfully on a variety or products. More specifically on small repairs inside of the car. It worked great on correcting some drooping headliner areas. I also used it to replace the center console vinyl wrap.

The cement went on easily and did not wrinkle. It does set quickly so you have to work fast. The bottle size and applicator was easy to use and open but it can make a slight mess if not careful. My daughter removed the peanut from its shell and glued the peanut shell back together to play a trick on her brother.

The glue worked perfectly on the peanut shell. Im certain I’ll have many more uses for this in the near future.

We love using Gorilla Rubber Cement for our photo collages and our school projects. This is easy for the kids to use and if they make a mistake, this can easily be peeled off or removed. I really like that this is non-yellowing and doesn’t bleed through photos and dries crystal clear.

When closed, it seals airtight so it doesn’t dry out and can be used until it is gone. The brush makes it so easy to apply and is non-wrinkling. We always have a couple of jars handy for projects. Great product!!.

The glue works well for getting pictures to stick, but it doesn’t dry very quickly and can get messy. If you over apply it, you have a mess. That’s easy to do with the brush applicator. Since the brush is attached to the lid, you got a lot of the glue on there and you really have nothing to scrape it off onto except for the edge of the bottle.

if you scrape it there, then you’re going to have a mess where are you screw on the lid. So things are going to get messy with this. It works, but it just takes a long time to dry and can get messy.

It bonded a fabric layer on top of my foam mattress topper well. However, I wasn’t able to get an even spray out of it at all. It came out in clumps or one concentrated stream. If you need a even stream you might want a different product, or at the very least have a bunch of acetone soaked q-tips ready to clean the nozzle frequently.

One can barely did both sides of a queen mattress.

Perfect for my purpose, which was attaching a cloth covering to a polyurethane foam body casting. It comes out very yellow-orange, and looks unpleasant if you get some spray on a part of your project that won’t be covered.

It dries a dull orange, too. I recommend practice spraying it at some cardboard. There is a high, medium, low position for the nozzle, but I found it was hard to get an even application at any setting but ‘high’.

Like spray paint, it’s important to move the can quickly as you spray. Unlike spray paint, the adhesive does not come out in a fine, even mist. If you are doing it correctly, you’ll get a thin layer of cobweb like material.

If working with fabric, beware of building up too much adhesive in one spot, or you’ll get some bleed-through. After coating both surfaces, and then letting it sit for a few minutes, both of your surfaces should adhere permanently, and splendidly.

I would recommend Orange 74 for tasks like recovering a headliner or attaching foam core to any surface.

I bought this after watching the video describing how to use it and how it works. I expected a nice light spray and instead got full spray in blotches regardless of the setting of the nozzle. It totally ruined my project.

It does stick really well, but I’m sorry to have bought it. It gets a poor quality rating from me because I have to judge the entire product, and poor spray makes it kind of worthless. One of the ads I read said “Low Misting”.

That’s what I wanted, and didn’t get.

I was cutting down two sleeping mats and attaching them together so that they fit the bed in our pop-up camper. The adhesive worked perfectly for that. It held together well (and we pulled it to test!) It also remainded pliable so, no hard spots while you sleep.

Things to know: it sprays like a web of adhesive and is a bit messy. Wear disposable gloves and lay down cardboard under your project. I did rub a little tea tree oil on the adhesive stuck to my skin and it came off pretty easily.

I used it to glue some stacked memory foam to make a pad for my kid’s reading nook- it smells terrible so make sure there is great ventilation and that your wearing gloves you don’t care about when applying.

Its been put together for about a month already; still holding strong!.

This stuff is sticky. It works amazing. I used it to adhere two cushions and cushion wrap. Works amazing

This is a good product for miscellaneous construction projects or repair jobs. I used this in a few applications and while it works very well compared to others on the market there are some that are better depending on what you are using this for.

while the info commercial shows the instant gripping a brick to another brick that is not entirely accurate. They use excessive amounts and also don’t hold it up for very long. The instructions clearly state you need to apply pressure for about 30 seconds.

It will hold decent if you hold for 30 seconds or longer or in some cases temporary bracing. I used this to glue wood to the wall for making shelves and if you do not hold for 30 plus seconds it will sag of fall off.

I also used outside to fix a veneer stone that was falling off outdoors and it works very well. Overall its a pretty good product and fairly pleased in the application I used it for. If you base it solely of the commercial it may not live up to your full expectation but it is darn close.

I used this for a cosplay piece that consisted of both styrofoam and EVA foam (for those who know, it’s Nezuko from Demon Slayer’s Box). This glue held the whole prop together very tightly, and it lasted throughout the entire convention (the only things falling off were the small details I hot-glued to the EVA foam, but those were easy to fix).

I would highly recommend using this for future projects, especially if you will be working with styrofoam and won’t be able to use hot glue! One thing I would warn is that it can be messy, and it’s hard to get it off one it has dried.

But it dries generally clear, so it’s not too noticeable.

Has a very strong smell. Would recommend using it outside or in a well ventilated area. It works great on styrofoam and helped glue a plastic toy back together.

A few months ago I was going to put together and EPP foam flying wing. The instructions said to use hot glue to put the wing halves together and attach the fins on the wing tips. I have 2 smaller hot glue guns that are OK for little jobs, but the glue area on putting the wings together was large.

These little glue guns could not pump out enough hot glue fast enough for the job. I thought I would try using Foam Tac glue. I had never used Foam Tac before so I tried it on a few EPP foam scrap pieces I had.

I used it following the directions on the label as a contact glue. Apply glue, press pieces together, separate pieces, wait a little bit, and press the pieces back together. Let the glue harden. Excellent results and could not tear the pieces apart.

Next I wanted to try using the glue as a regular glue where you put glue on one or both surfaces, and push the pieces together, align the pieces, and stick a few pins in the pieces to hold them in position.

Then let the glue harden over night. WOW, this was even better. Super strong bond and a very smooth glue joint. I now use Foam Tac now all my new models. EPP and EPO foam. I have used it to glue aluminum motor mounts onto wings.

Glue plastic battery trays to EPO foam, Glue velcro straps to thin plywood. Also when working with Foam Tac a piece of paper towel and denatured alcohol will easily wipe up non hardened glue. So when you are gluing wings together or making repairs and putting the pieces back together, it is really easy to wipe off the excess glue and make I beautiful job of it.

Good Stuff. *.

This is the best foam adhesive for repairing foam planes. I’ve repaired many planes for club members with great results. Save all your foam parts after a crash and bring back that dead plane. Makes a safe repair without creating hard spots.

If you have a foam plane, you need this adhesive.

Pros: Great with EPO. Does not melt EPO. Good sticky flexible. Claim to have UV protection so should not get yellow. Cures to be soft so you can repair foam with it. Cons: Drys too fast (in 5 to 10) so hard to assemble large pieces even if generously used.

Not great to assemble planes, only great for fixes. Had to use the whole bottle for one assembly. Not silicon based rather some synthetic material like 3M-77.

Foam Tac is perfect for assembling EPP airplanes. I decided to try Foam Tac when I read its product description. Beacon claims its Foam Tac glue is non-yellowing. I’ve used other brands of foam adhesives and that has been one of the problems I encountered, you get a noticable yellowing of the glue joint after a few months.

I just assembled my first EPP plane with Foam Tac so I probably won’t know if the non-yellowing claim is true for a couple of months. Beacon’s other claims of high strength and ease of use however, I can attest to.

I particularly like the ability of Foam Tac to reinforce the control surface hinge areas. Foam Tac 2oz comes in a plastic bottle and you can visually see the adhesive inside. It is a little harder to apply in tight spaces due to its bigger applicator spout as compared to Welders 1oz dispensed from a tube that has a nozzle like tip.

All in all I’m quite satisfied with Foam Tac and it will probably be my glue of choice for assembling EPP planes. After a few months I cannot see any yellowing of the glue joints- just as claimed. Bond is still good.

You will have to use up the glue as it will thicken and start to cure as you consume it and more air is in the bottle. It takes a little more effort to apply FoamTac with the plastic bottle than Welders in a toothpaste style tube.

This was my first time using Foam Tac glue but it certainly will not be my last. This beats using hot glue hands down for building my foam board/sheet airplanes. It is tough but flexible which works well with the aircraft.

I am sure that it has lots of other purposes as well. I highly recommend it.

If you fly micro foamies, you need this! Of course it’s not just for micros but Zap Foam Sade CA with accelerator is the perfect option for repairs. Used this countless times with great results.

Great glue, used for repairing my horizon super cub2. This glue will NOT work without the fixing spray, bought separately.

I am sensitized to CA adhesives and have been unable to purchase a recommended other brand that works for a similarly affected friend. I found that the product does not work unless used in conjunction with a kicker and this combination affects my sensitivity.

Simply does exactly what it says ! My glue of choice for all my foam planes now. Thankyou.

Useful and practical. Easy to use and cut.

great glue for foam arf

Everyone is going to break something at some point, so it’s a good idea to keep some super-glue at home, so you have some ready. Most tubes of super-glue are either small or very small, because the glue will set in the tube once the tube is pierced, so you have to use one tube all at the same time.

It would be a good precaution to keep one tube of each size, so you can be ready for different sized fixes. This product is a good choice.

Super-glue is a must-have, to repair those sentimental things that have accidentally been broken. Usually, the small tubes of glue work about the same, irrespective of the manufacturer. Therefore, you can focus on getting the best price for the size and number of tubes you want.

This Scotch brand, pack of two was a good choice at a good price.

I recently broke a lovely glass ornament from Venice. So i went to Office Depot to buy super-glue. This was a good choice at a good price. Buying a pack with two small tubes is also a good idea, to keep one for the next breakage (because any unused glue from the first project will just seal itself in the tube, so it cannot be saved to use another time).

So far this is the only thing that Ive found to be acceptable for glueing RubberCal X-Derm rubber sheet to aluminum. 3M 77 spray hasnt worked too well and came loose. The X-Derm is made of recycled tires.

I think this is called SBR rubber and nothing seems to stick to it very well but the 3M 1300 works fairly well, following the directions and allowing plenty of time for drying (24+ hours) with firm pressure.

I used this product to install new rubber tires on a woodworking bandsaw. This is the second time I have done this procedure on this saw. The first set of tires I replaced lasted 18 years of daily use in a cabinet shop.

The tire supplier recommended an epoxy for the larger sized tires that I installed. (30″) So I ordered the epoxy from them along with the tires. The epoxy lasted about a week before letting one of the tires come off.

I ordered this glue to replace the epoxy because I know that I can count on it to do the job.

The weather stripping of my car came loose and proved impossible to find at a reasonable price without buying another weather stripping. This stuff did a terrific job securing the rubber weather stripping to the metal inside my car door.

It has made it through heat and cold, and saved me quite a bit of money and hassle. Just be deliberate with it, because it’s going to stick to whatever it touches.

For my scale models it is a God sent. No more scrapping paint from parts, or scrapping the chrome finish on those parts. Just apply a dab and you are done. Excellent product.

I have used this product, extensively & it work’s GREAT. Doesn’t fog or craze clear plastic window’s, & highly recommend, over basic super glue. BT

can be used on clear parts without fogging or turning the plastic white dries crystal clear you can use accelerator on it just like regular ca glue

Years ago I brought some athletic shoes to a shoe repair shop because some rubber was loose on the soles, even though the uppers were in excellent condition. They wanted $10 or $15 to fix it, which I thought was not worth the value of the shoes, but they offered to sell me a tube of the Barge glue they used for less money.

Since then I have rescued several athletic shoes where the rubber was loosening with my one tube of Barge. These repairs have lasted. Now I purchased a second tube of Barge to continue saving my shoes.

This is the stuff all the shoe repair shops use!.

Great on leather and Cordura. I use it often for these items for repair, modifications and making things as a hobby. Also good for repairing shoes and bags. “Barge” is my go-to product. The big thing is, slather it on carefully to the items you want to adhere or connect, then wait about 20 minutes before you stick things together.

Clamp it lightly if you can overnight for best results. I wish it came in a little bit larger container that was a bottle with a brush, without having to buy an industrial quart of it.

So far so good in its use to repair a pair of Keen sandals that had the sole separate from the upper. This product was recommended by the manufacturer to handle this issue. Product was easy to apply and seemed to properly adhere to sandal using provided instructions.

I just cannot go to five stars yet unless I had knowledge that repair would last for an extended time. I just do not have that information yet. Thank you for the quick handling and shipping on this item.