What is Foam Spray Adhesive | Foam Glue?
Foam spray adhesive is a type of adhesive that is designed to bond foam to a variety of other materials. This adhesive comes in a can and is applied using a nozzle that sprays the adhesive in a fine mist. Foam spray adhesive is ideal for a wide range of applications, from upholstery and automotive projects to crafts and home décor.
Foam spray adhesive glues are suitable for use on foams, fabrics, soft fabric and other similar applications. These types of contact glues have been designed for use in the textile applications, and have been sourced from the leading global manufacturer of spray glues.
We have a large range which consists of:
L40 Contact Spray Adhesive / Glue Pot 22 Litre | 17.5KG | 110 Litre | 110KG
Are suitable to bond: Foam, Fabrics, Fibrous materials, and many other porous and non-porous substrates.
F40 – Aggressive Tack Spray Contact Adhesive Pot 22 Litre | 17.5KG | 110 Litre | 110KG
As part of our foam and upholstery range, F40 is a 22 Litre / 17.5KG web spray adhesive, which is suitable for use on: carpet tiles, thin fabric, thick fabric and foam applications.
F55 Fast Dry Non Mecl Foam Spray Adhesive / Glue Canister 22L | 17.5KG
F55 if a fast dry pot of, NON-MECL adhesive. This spray adhesive is suitable for high demanding applications for foam, synthetic leather, fabric and upholstery applications.
H30 – Extra Hi-Grab HVAC GP Polystyrene Spray Adhesive 22L | 17.5KG
As part of our HVAC & Insulation range, H30 is a web spray adhesive suitable for metal sheeting, foam and insulation bonding applications, and is ideal for insulation converters – Foil to Rockwool.
22L C10 – Polyurethane Foam Spray Adhesive 22L | 17.5KG
This spray adhesive is a polyurethane foam adhesive you can trust, a single-part moisture-cure urethane foam adhesive designed for bonding insulation like ISO boards to a variety of substrates, including: concrete, plywood, cementitious boards and brick.
F11 Non-Mecl Foam Bonding Spray Canister Adhesive / Glue 22 Litre | 17.5KG
TensorGrip® F11 is ideal for bonding Commonly used substrates found within the foam and upholstery industry, Foam, Vinyl, Rubber, Leathers, Plastics. In the past, this was not possible because of the leaching plasticisers migrating from the vinyl causing delamination. F11 is unique due to its capability to bond foams and fabric single-sided when in conjunction with nip rollers.
L21 Non-Mecl General Purpose Contact Spray Canister Adhesive / Glue 110 Litre | 110 Kg | 22 Litre | 17.5Kg
TensorGrip® L21 is suitable for bonding HPL, hard plastics, GRP, foams and fabrics to a variety of substrates, including MDF, chipboard, plywood and many other timber sheet materials. TensorGrip® L21 is designed for permanent bonding of materials where immediate bond strength, water resistance and high heat resistance are required and can also be used for bonding sheet metals, where surface preparation is very important.
What are the main features of foam spray adhesives?
These spray adhesives tend to have:
- Fast Drying
- Good Heat Resistance
- Very High Solids
- Non-Chlorinated Adhesive
- Web like spray
- Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPs) free
- Extremely high tack
- Excellent room temperature contact bonds
- Excellent green strength and good heat resistance
- Fast drying with long open time
- Good Value
- Easy Application Control
- HAPs (Hazardous Air Pollutant) free
- High tack
- Excellent room temperature contact bonds
- Excellent green strength and good heat resistance
What is the consistency of foam spray glues?
Fabric sprayable adhesive glues tend to come with a web like consistency once sprayed.
Bulk buying options available
If you are looking to buy sprayable glues bulk, every option we have on offer comes with bulk buying options. Simply put the more you buy, the more you save.
What are Foam Spray Adhesives Used for?
These self adhesive glues are ideal for being used for or with:
- Fibrous materials
- Many other porous and non-porous substrates
- Upholstery
- Textiles
- Foam
- Fabrics
- Foams
- Commercial upholstery industry applications
- Other similar applications
What surfaces can foam spray adhesive be used on?
Foam spray adhesive can be used on a wide range of surfaces, including but not limited to:
- Wood
- Metal
- Plastic
- Fabric and many others
It is particularly effective at bonding foam to other materials.
Is foam spray adhesive permanent?
Yes, foam spray adhesive is formulated to provide a strong, permanent bond that can withstand wear and tear. Is foam spray adhesive waterproof?
Foam spray adhesive is resistant to water and most solvents, making it suitable for outdoor and industrial applications.
How do I use foam spray adhesive?
Is foam spray adhesive safe to use?
Foam spray adhesive should be used in a well-ventilated area, and protective gloves and eyewear should be worn. It is also important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully to ensure safe and effective use.
Can foam spray adhesive be removed?
While foam spray adhesive is designed to provide a strong, permanent bond, it can be removed using solvents such as acetone or mineral spirits. However, removing foam spray adhesive can be difficult and may damage the surfaces it was bonded to.
How long does it take for foam spray adhesive to dry?
The drying time of foam spray adhesive can vary depending on factors such as humidity and temperature. Generally, the adhesive will dry in 1-5 minutes, but it is best to wait at least 24 hours before handling or using the bonded items.
Can foam spray adhesive be used for outdoor applications?
Yes, foam spray adhesive is resistant to water and most solvents, making it suitable for outdoor applications. However, it is important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully to ensure safe and effective use in outdoor settings.
Strong permanent bonds
Foam spray adhesive is formulated to provide a strong, permanent bond between foam and other materials. It can be used to bond foam to wood, metal, plastic, fabric, and many other surfaces. The adhesive dries quickly and creates a strong, durable bond that can withstand wear and tear.
Easy to apply
One of the main advantages of foam spray adhesive is that it is easy to apply and requires no additional tools or equipment. Simply shake the can well, hold it a few inches away from the surface you want to bond, and spray a thin, even layer of adhesive. Once the adhesive has been applied, press the foam firmly onto the surface and hold it in place for a few seconds to ensure a strong bond.
Versatile
Another advantage of foam spray adhesive is that it is very versatile. It can be used to bond foam of different densities and thicknesses, and it can be used in a wide range of temperatures and humidity levels. Foam spray adhesive is also resistant to water and most solvents, making it ideal for outdoor and industrial applications.
Follow manufacturers instructions
When using foam spray adhesive, it is important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully. Always use the adhesive in a well-ventilated area, and wear protective gloves and eyewear. Make sure the surfaces you are bonding are clean and dry, and avoid using too much adhesive, as this can result in a weaker bond. Allow the adhesive to dry completely before using or handling the bonded items.
Can foam spray adhesive be used on all types of foam?
Foam spray adhesive can be used on most types of foam, including open-cell and closed-cell foam. However, it is important to test the adhesive on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure compatibility.
Is foam spray adhesive flammable?
Yes, foam spray adhesive is flammable and should be stored and used away from sources of heat or ignition. It should not be used near open flames or in areas where sparks are present.
How should I store foam spray adhesive?
Foam spray adhesive should be stored in a cool, dry place away from sources of heat or ignition. The can should be kept upright and should not be punctured or exposed to high temperatures.
Can foam spray adhesive be used to bond foam to itself?
Foam spray adhesive can be used to bond foam to itself, although it may not be necessary in all cases. In some cases, compression or mechanical fasteners may be sufficient to hold the foam in place.
How do I remove foam spray adhesive from my skin?
If foam spray adhesive gets on your skin, it can be removed using soap and water or a gentle solvent such as rubbing alcohol. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasives, as these can damage the skin.
Can foam spray adhesive be used for soundproofing?
Yes, foam spray adhesive can be used to bond acoustic foam panels to walls or ceilings for soundproofing purposes. However, it is important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully to ensure safe and effective use.
Overall
Overall foam spray adhesive is a versatile and convenient adhesive that is ideal for bonding foam to a variety of other materials. It is easy to use and provides a strong, permanent bond that can withstand wear and tear. Whether you are working on a DIY project, a home improvement project, or an industrial application, foam spray adhesive can help you get the job done quickly and efficiently.
Who are Pressure Sensitive Adhesive Solutions?
PSA Solutions Ltd, are: foam spray glue suppliers, based in Leicestershire, UK.
We have a large range of: spray glues, in our Leicester warehouse, ready to be dispatched – normally – within 1-3 days.
So if you can not see the adhesive you are looking for contact our friendly sales team for free advice.
Where can I find out more?
To find out even more technical information around fabrics please see this Wikipedia page.