Adhesives & Aerosols for Trade & DIY Use 🧰

Aerosol and Adhesives
Aerosol and Adhesives

Foam4U’s Glue & Aerosols range delivers strong bonding and finishing sprays, perfect for upholsterers, craftsmen, and DIYers needing reliable adhesion and surface treatments.

⚠️ Aerosols can be hazardous – always read the safety instructions and keep out of reach of children.

👉 All prices include VAT.

 

Choosing the Right Glue for Foam – The No-Nonsense Guide

Looking Glue and Aerosols?  Getting the right glue for your foam job isn’t just important – it’s essential. Pick the wrong one, and you risk poor adhesion, foam damage, or the whole thing falling apart. Whether you're upholstering a chair, crafting something clever, or fitting campervan panels, this guide cuts through the jargon and tells you exactly what glue you need and why.


🔍 Foam & Glue – Why Compatibility Matters

Foam’s used in everything from sofas and soundproofing to cosplay and campervans. But not all foam is the same – and not all glues stick to it properly. Use the wrong adhesive and you’ll end up with delamination, melted foam, or a bond that barely lasts a week.

That’s why every glue we stock at Foam4U is specifically formulated for foam bonding – no cheap alternatives, no shortcuts.


🧠 Which Foam, Glue and Aerosols are Best

Here’s a no-faff breakdown of what glue works with what:

🟦 Polyethylene Foam

Used for: packaging, flight cases, insulation
Needs: Contact adhesive or PE-specific glue
Why: It's closed-cell and water-resistant, so only certain glues grip well without attacking the foam

🟨 Polyurethane Foam

Used for: cushions, mattresses, insulation
Needs: Foam-safe spray glue or PU-compatible contact adhesive
Why: It’s porous, so you need a glue that penetrates without soaking or burning

🟧 EVA Foam

Used for: crafts, cosplay, gym mats
Needs: Hot glue or specialist foam adhesive
Why: Standard glues don’t bite properly – and some can warp or melt it

🟫 Memory Foam

Used for: bedding, pressure-relief seating
Needs: Low-viscosity contact adhesive (solvent-free preferred)
Why: It’s sensitive – the wrong glue can eat it alive or stiffen it up


✅ What Glue and Aerosols We Recommend (and Why)

We only sell glue that actually works with foam. Here’s what’s on the shelf:

  • Tuskbond Contact Adhesives – Trade-trusted, foam-safe, and made for upholstery

  • Foam-Specific Sprays – Mist on, stick fast, and flexible enough for shaped pieces

  • Aerosol Cleaners – Prep surfaces for perfect bonds or clean up after

  • Hot Glue Options – Great for quick craft fixes (just make sure it’s foam-compatible)

  • Silicone Spray – Makes slipping foam into cushion covers 10× easier


🛠 Top Tips for Bonding Foam Properly

💨 Clean First – Dust and grease kill adhesion. Wipe it down before spraying.
🕓 Follow the Cure Time – Don’t rush it. Let the glue go tacky before pressing together.
🧪 Test a Sample – Not sure? Try it on an offcut first. Better safe than sorry.
🪟 Ventilation is Key – Most glues mean fumes. Crack a window or work outside.

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📞 Still Not Sure?

Drop us a line – we’ll steer you right. At Foam4U, we don’t just sell the glue, we’ve used it ourselves. Whether it’s a caravan makeover or a tricky bit of upholstery, we’ve got your back.