Foam Safe

Excellent for building or repairing RC planes.
Does not attack, melt or dissolve foams but holds quickly and cleanly.
Remains flexible and clear once dry, never brittle. Super strong bond is like welding the foam together.
Requires much less glue for a permanent bond than a cyanoacrylate- based glue. Won't glue fingers together.

HELPFUL HINTS
ALWAYS test on scrap materials first to ensure compatibility.
Surfaces must be clean, dry, and free of dust and grease.
Spread glue evenly on both sides of material to be bonded.
Allow surfaces to air dry for 10-20 minutes depending upon size of area being glued.
Press surfaces firmly together.
Maximum bond is achieved within 24 hours or less.
Always replace the flat white cap after each use to prevent product evaporation.
Do not use near any open flame or ignition source. Avoid prolonged breather of vapors. Keep out of reach of children.

This is a clear contact style adhesive. Apply glue to part, touch parts together several times making glue strings/webs if you can. Press parts firnly together. Flying strength is acheived in most. Most joints (depending on size) are flyable in 10 to 20 minutes. Strength of joint continues to improve for 24 hours.

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Hint! If you mix your epoxy on a flexible surface, like a paper plate you can go back to the mixture a week later and flex it. If it cracks easily then your not getting the portions mixed properly or failing to mix them enough. A good epoxy joint is very strong yet somewhat flexible. If the puddle of glue cracks it means it is hard like glass and not giving you the best qualities of the glue. Using a paper plate flex test is a good way to follow your own progress and improve your glue mixing skills.

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Hint! If you mix your epoxy on a flexible surface, like a paper plate you can go back to the mixture a week later and flex it. If it cracks easily then your not getting the portions mixed properly or failing to mix them enough. A good epoxy joint is very strong yet somewhat flexible. If the puddle of glue cracks it means it is hard like glass and not giving you the best qualities of the glue. Using a paper plate flex test is a good way to follow your own progress and improve your glue mixing skills.

Note: Two, 2oz. bottles shown, but you get two 4oz. bottles in this size (4 oz. part A and 4 oz. part B = 8 total oz. of 5 min. epoxy).

Hint! Need your joint to cure a little faster? Take a covering heat shrink gun to the joint and warm it up. Be carefull, the heat will at first cause the epoxy to become thinner, it might run out of the joint and make a mess. Also, be warned! A little heat goes a long way and can cause your glue to dry faster than you had planned. You can also preheat the glue before applying to the parts or pre heat the parts.

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Hint! Need your joint to cure a little faster? Take a covering heat shrink gun to the joint and warm it up. Be carefull, the heat will at first cause the epoxy to become thinner, it might run out of the joint and make a mess. Also, be warned! A little heat goes a long way and can cause your glue to dry faster than you had planned. You can also preheat the glue before applying to the parts or pre heat the parts.

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Note, CA adhesives keep a long time in the fridge or freezer. Just be sure to get the glue out an hour or two before you need to open it so it comes up to room temp fully. Buy extra now and lock up the savings.

Instructions: Working time 15 minutes, cover surface to be glued, smooth surface adhesion may be improved by sanding before gluing. Permanent Adhesion: Apply glue evenly over both contact surfaces. Let dry until clear, then press surfaces together (max working time, 1 hour). Glue bonds instantly.

We list this as a PVA because that it what it seems like from our senses. I am not certain on that classification. Some use it for foamy construction and thus our main thought in carrying this product.

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Sig's aliphatic resin adhesive. Much like white glue but stronger. In right thickness of glue application, I can work about 1/2 as fast as with CA glues. Excellent where a little bit of working time is required. A popular adhesive for those with CA allergies. FOAM SAFE, 1 Pint Container.

Sig's aliphatic resin adhesive. Much like white glue but stronger. In right thickness of glue application, I can work about 1/2 as fast as with CA glues. Excellent where a little bit of working time is required. A popular adhesive for those with CA allergies. FOAM SAFE, 8 oz. Container.

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Sig's aliphatic resin adhesive. Much like white glue but stronger. In right thickness of glue application, I can work about 1/2 as fast as with CA glues. Excellent where a little bit of working time is required. A popular adhesive for those with CA allergies. FOAM SAFE, 2 oz. Container.

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Sig's aliphatic resin adhesive. Much like white glue but stronger. In right thickness of glue application, I can work about 1/2 as fast as with CA glues. Excellent where a little bit of working time is required. A popular adhesive for those with CA allergies. FOAM SAFE, 4 oz. Container.

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All purpose 5 minute epoxy in resealable 1 oz. applicator.

Clear.
5 minute working time, 15 minutes hard.

Easy flow syringe with snap open cap. Reseals for storage.

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If your friends all think your models are bricks, this is the glue for you as it's also advertised as a great masonry adhesive. Many purposes, one adhesive.

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Refill size bottle of Mercury MH 16 Accelerator. Contains 8oz. Bottle on right in photo.

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APPLICATIONS: Mercury MH16 is primarily designed for fast cure of thick deposits or for post curing outside the bond line. MH16 prevents absorption of the lower viscosity superglues into porous items. MH16 helps bridge gaps which decrease polymerization time.

Useful Hints: Mercury MH16 can be used to speed cure by brushing or spraying onto the surface, applying drop wise, the superglue and then over spraying to cure fillets such as on wire tacking jobs. Works best under repeated applications rather than one excessively large application.

Useful Hints Foam: When any accelerator is used with foams, it should be misted into the air and one part waved through the mist. Spraying directly onto foam may cause adhesives to cure too quickly with the resulting heat damaging the foam. Although this is our favorite accelerator for foam, it is always reccomended that you test any adhesive or accelerator on a scrap before using on your model. Incompatibilitys may exist, none of which we are aware.

Don't forget mixing sticks and mixing cups available here.

Don't forget mixing sticks and mixing cups available here.

Don't forget mixing sticks and mixing cups available here.

Pacer's Finishing Resin system is specially formulated to bond fiberglass to wood and foam. Resistant to shock and solvents and is odorless. This Epoxy is resistant to shock and solvents, is non-brittle, easy to sand and has flow characteristics. Total working time of this resin is 20-30 minutes, and it fully cures in 3 hours completely clear.

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2 oz. of World's Best Canopy Glue, Formula 560. Dries fast to a clear flexible finish. One bottle last years and years. Can also be used to glue foam. Great stuff!