About Us We now carry National Guards adhesive spray. This foam adhesive forms a foam tearing strength bond in minutes. This foam adhesive will bond foam to fabric, paper, wood, metal, plastic (not Styrofoam), foam to foam, batting to foam. Permanent bond. Shake foam glue can for 10 seconds before using. This adhesive works like contact cement. Spray each surface being glued together and wait about 30 seconds and then press together while still lightly tacky. If the glue is still wet, it will take longer to bond (5 minutes while drying). If the glue is tacky and dry it will bond instantly with foam tearing strength. Use National Guards adhesive to bond closed cell foams. National Guards foam adhesive is an excellent closed cell foam glue, EVA glue, or neoprene glue. Allow foam adhesive to dry for 5 minutes before pressing together since these are closed cell foams they will not allow the glue to dry once they are pressed together. Our Foam Adhesive Will Bond Everything Whether you’re in your home workshop making a do-it-yourself upholstery project or you’re in an industrial workplace, having the right materials will make the job easier. When it comes to foam adhesive, this means more than just picking the first option on the shelf. We carry other foam adhesives as well. Our selection of foam adhesives is broad enough to provide you with the tools you need to get any job done. Not all adhesives are created equal, and we are here to help you make sure you get the right adhesive for your next project. Because there isn’t just one type of foam, there also isn’t just one type of adhesive. There are many different kinds of foam available. The foam you choose depends on your current or upcoming project. Pro-tack will work on poly foam and closed cell foam. Two major categories of upholstery foam are open-cell foam and closed-cell foam. These two kinds of foam have their own distinct look and feel. On their chemical compound level, the two foams are constructed differently. These differences impact the way that the foam reacts to adhesives. While one foam make react well to an adhesive, the same adhesive may cause another foam to bond poorly or even be structurally damaged. Don’t ruin your next project by purchasing the wrong foam adhesive. Choosing the right adhesive doesn’t have to be complicated. It simply requires an understanding of the kind of foam you need for your next project and the best choice of adhesive for that foam. Have no fear, we are here to help you understand your foam and find the right adhesive. Your adhesive choice also depends on your end goal for your project. Are you trying to adhere two pieces of foam together? Use it for an automotive project? An engineering project? The goals of your upholstery will dictate the best choice in foam adhesive for your project. No matter what you’re doing, we have a wide selection of foam adhesives to provide you with the tools you need. Identify your foam type and project goal, then choose the best adhesive from our wide selection. Know that all our adhesives are protected by our money back guarantee.