Barge All Purpose Cement, Neutral, 32 fl oz (Packaging May Vary)

I've used this cement for everything from shoe repair to crafting, cosplay, and it never fails to impress. The bond it creates is absolutely phenomenal. Once this stuff sets, it's permanent. I've had projects last for years without any signs of the glue failing. I appreciate that it's a neutral color, so it doesn't leave any ugly yellow residue or bleed through materials. The quart size is perfect for me as a serious hobbyist; it's a great value and will last a long time. A little goes a long way! A quick tip for new users: Make sure you have good ventilation. The fumes are strong, but that's the sign of a powerful, professional-grade contact cement. Also, remember the key to using contact cement is to let both coated surfaces become tacky-dry before pressing them together for that instant, super-strong bond. Yes, the packaging might vary, but the legendary quality inside the can does not. If you need a reliable, industrial-strength adhesive, look no further. This is the real

I use barge for EVA foam as well as shoe modifications. It works extremely well. To get the best bond make sure you apply it to both sides of the foam and waiti till its just barely tackey. That will give you the strongest bond.

Amazing stuff! 1 quart is exactly how much you need for 1 cowhide cemented into a board to hang. Easy to apply, smells as expected, sticks great!

Barge is amazing for glueing leather and show repair. Make sure to let both sides dry completely before clamping it together.

This stuff is sticky! What a great product! no wonder it is the industry standard for adhesion between EVA foam boards and any other foam product. It was used in our shop to attach foam to MDF and to attach strapping for cinching mixers into road cases. Its a great product. And WOW does it have an odor. Use it in a well ventilated area. The little brush is okay for incidental use, but plan on using a paint brush for larger areas. Oh, and... be super careful when presenting two surfaces together after the glue dries. Once they touch (even a little) they are bonded! The strength of the bond is impressive. I would definitely use this again when bonding EVA foam.