Foam 2 Foam Glue

High ‘tack” adhesive for fast building of all types of foam models.

Strong hold ,allows adjustment.
Flexible, clear, strong when dry.
Perfect for all foam types white blue EPP etc
Also for wood plastic to foam. 
30ml bottle .

Directions on use

Apply Foam to Foam to one surface and bring surfaces together holding firmly for 5-10 secs. Joint strength maximises in 1-2 hours and will exceed  the foam itself. Final joint is tough, flexible,and resistant to fracture.

Foam Blaster

Benefits
Coats, Protects & Activates foam
For instant bonding with foam safe cyano glue 

How  to use it to bond foam

Use Deluxe Materials Foam Blaster in preference to others when white or blue foam is being bonded with cyano glue.

Bonding wood to white or blue foam

Spray or brush onto foam the complete area to be bonded and allow to fully dry. Overcoat beyond the bonding area a second time to be safe.

Apply smallest amount of Roket Odourless or similar foam safe cyano  to wood and bring parts together after 5 secs. Test cyano and technique on scrap material before use. 

Bonding white or blue foam to foam: Spray or brush onto both surfaces. Allow to dry . Apply cyano  to one surface and immediately bring parts together for rapid bond.

Deluxe Materials Foam Blaster may also be sprayed or brushed directly onto cyano for instant bonds . Wipe nozzle outlet occasionally to  keep a fine spray action. Clean with alcohol or methylated spirits.
 
 

Super Phatic

Since it is formulated to be very thin, filling gaps with Super Phatic can be difficult.  But, if you fill the gap with balsa dust and then apply Super Phatic. The Super Phatic will soak into the dust creating a strong light weight bond.

Between uses, keep your metal tip for Super Phatic in a small jar of water (a baby food jar is a great size). The water prevents any Super Phatic from setting up within the tip and is easily blown out of the tube when you’re ready to use it.

There are many more DOWNLOADABLE  Hints & Tips at Deluxe Materials website at:  http://www.deluxematerials.com/hintstips.html