1 X BSI 142 Foam Cure 4 oz

Foam Cure is a winner! Works on virtually any foam (Styrofoam, EPO, EPS, EPP, Depron, etc.). Bob Smith adhesives are first-rate and this slightly flexible Foam Cure adhesive works better than many other popular brands I have tried.For years, I have used Foam Cure primarily for building foam radio-controlled model airplanes. There are many types of glues commonly used on these foamies (epoxy, instant CA glues, Gorilla Glue, white glues, & others). There is also considerable debate over which foam adhesive works best. However, in my considerable experience (former engineer in the RC industry), none work better overall than Foam Cure.Nearly all foam materials are sensitive to the solvents often found in common adhesives (can dissolve the foam material). Also, typical instant CA glues (cyanoacrylate adhesives) generate considerable heat while curing. This catalytic reaction melts the foam, weakens the joint and it fails. This problem increases when CA accelerators are used. Therefore, special foam-safe CA adhesives & accelerators are required to avoid this problem. In contrast, Foam Cure chemistry is formulated specifically for foam and can be successfully used on virtually all common foam materials.Bob Smith Foam Cure is reasonably priced, the larger bottle & applicator tip are easy to use, and the adhesive has a long shelf-life if the bottle is properly capped. For best adhesion and faster curing, use Foam Cure like contact cement. Spread thinly and evenly on both surfaces, briefly join and pull apart for about 5 minutes and then rejoin.If an instant bond is required, parts can be held in place by applying a few additional spots of foam-safe instant CA glue. Foam Cure requires 12 hours to fully cure. It dries clear and remains slightly flexible for years. Check out this terrific adhesive for yourself. I'd bet using Foam Cure will put a smile on your face too.

I heard bad things about using this because it makes the foam stiff. My foam unglued from the goggle frame so I did use this to re-adhere anyway. I scraped off the leftover foam on the frame as best I could. There was still a bit of gunk left but I proceeded. It has cured my loose foam. No stiffness whatsoever. I did a decent bead and really spread it around, then just let the foam sit on the frame overnight. I didn't compress it to a helmet or other cylinder or anything like that. It worked fantastic. Go for it!

Great foam glue and is foam safe with a lot of the e-flite plans.

This product works perfectly. Takes sometime to set up but holds VERY well.

I have no doubt this works great on RC foam repairs. It does not work well for hinge joints. The glue dries stiff with little movement and does not work well on a part that needs to move. It will bond foam very nicely and will retain rigidity in a stable part.

Works perfectly for repairing crashed foam RC planes. Way less expensive than other brands and works just as well. (I don't think they will allow me to list WHAT other brands, but when you look at the prices, you'll figure it out.)

This worked awesome to repair some splits and tears in my epp foam plane. Cures relatively quickly, and forms a great, stiff bond. Crystal clear is great so you won’t hardly see it. I would recommend this for your epp foam repair needs.

Worked great, easy to apply, bond. Great.