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Old 10 February 2016, 15:08   #1
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Foamex expert required

Anyone know if you can glue Foamex and if so with what?

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Easiest way is to log on to 3M - will give lots of options.

Or Self-Adhesive Solutions (SAS are also on eBay now, but for technical info, speak to Louise).
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Anyone know if you can glue Foamex and if so with what?

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Yes.
It depends what you are trying to glue it too.
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Yes.
It depends what you are trying to glue it too.
Itself, looking to laminate two sheets together and then apply an edging to create a table top.
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Itself, looking to laminate two sheets together and then apply an edging to create a table top.
Various options then. There are glue gun options, solvent based adhesives and contact adhesives that will all work but might need some experimenting to get the right quantity and application time etc.

Probably the easiest and most readily available is just bog standard superglue.
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Various options then. There are glue gun options, solvent based adhesives and contact adhesives that will all work but might need some experimenting to get the right quantity and application time etc.

Probably the easiest and most readily available is just bog standard superglue.
Thanks Polly, I will get a few off cuts and have a play.
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Been in sign trade 28 years Nothing sticks fomex better than this ,

melts both surfaces together dogs watsits try it on an off cut you will be shocked just how strong the bond is
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I need to stick a foamed "box" to a peice of carbon - glue gun has failed.

Any ideas ?
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Been in sign trade 28 years Nothing sticks fomex better than this ,

melts both surfaces together dogs watsits try it on an off cut you will be shocked just how strong the bond is
Thanks, will give it a try.
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