StyroGoo #028SG


$4.50


SKU: 028SG-3.4
Weight: 0.75 lbs
Set Time: 30 Minutes
Cure Time: 12 Hours
Toxicity: Flammable, avoid skin contact, use ventilation

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StyroGoo Foam Glue

Glue foam to almost anything!

Powerful instant-tack foam safe glue for EPS and XPS. For all your craft and hobby needs. Ideal for permanently adhering foam, foam rubber, paper, glass, fabric, wood, plastic, metal and cardboard.

To see a comparison of all our glues and adhesives, click here

To see foam projects made using this product, click here.



Features:

  • Industrial strength.

  • Bonds to most surfaces.

  • Permanent in or outdoor.

  • Nonwrinkling even on paper.

  • Clear when dry.

  • Fast drying.

  • Stays flexible.

  • Does not expand.

  • Waterproof.

  • Better than Beacon's Foam Tac and at a fraction of the cost.

  • Thin layers can be cut through with hot wire tools.

 

Used For:

  • Gluing together EPS and XPS foams

  • Layering sheets of foam to create larger blocks which can be cut through with Hot Wire tools

  • Gluing foam to wood, metal, plastic, etc.

To see foam projects made using this product, click here

 


Instructions:

Clean the areas to be glued. Apply a thin layer to one or both surface. Press the two pieces together. Allow to dry for 30 minutes. Full adhesion in 12 hrs.

Keep out of reach of children.
Flammable.

Precautions: Keep container closed. Use in ventilated areas as it contains toxic and flammable substances. This product should be used under adult supervision. If swallowed, induce vomiting. In case of contact with eyes rinse with water for 15 minutes and consult physician. Keep off skin. Avoid breathing vapor. Wash hands thoroughly after handling. Store in a cool place. Contains polyvinyl acetate and solvents. Flammable.

 

Additional Info:

California Proposition 65 Warning: This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, and reproductive harm. While applying use a dust mask or respirator with an RPE of 20 or 40. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov or HWFF's information page: California Proposition 65.

WARRANTY: HWFF Inc./dba Hot Wire Foam Factory warrants this product to be of merchantable quality when used or applied in accordance with the instructions herein. The product is not warranted as suitable for any purpose or use other than the general purpose for which it is intended. Liability under this warranty is limited to the replacement of its product (as purchased) found to be defective, or at the shipping companies’ option, to refund the purchase price. In the event of a claim under this warranty, notice must be given to The Hot Wire Foam Factory in writing. This limited warranty is issued and accepted in lieu of all other express warranties and expressly excludes liability for consequential damages. MSDS available on request.

 


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I am interested in your StyroGoo for a project involving expanded polystyrene (EPS). I want to be certain that StyroGoo will not dissolve or otherwise cause damage to the EPS. Can you provide confirmation?

Styrogoo is made specifically for EPS (the white beaded foam) and XPS (like our Art & Sign Foam, Dow Blueboard, and Owens-Corning pink Foamular, and Styrofoam), and it will not dissolve them. We have been using StyroGoo ourselves and have sold thousands of bottles over the past several years with no reports of any harm whatsoever to EPS foam. 

You are wise to be cautious, I used some Liquid Nails Foam Safe Glue about 12 years ago. I tested it and in two weeks all was fine. I then glued about 200 feet of foam molding to a building and almost a year later the foam started falling off. Upon inspection I found that the glue had dissolved the foam. There must have been some slow acting solvents that acted on the foam over time.


I did a sample glue joint last night on EPP and it appears to be taking a long time to dry. What's up?

EPP, expanded polypropylene, is a closed cell foam so it will take much longer for the glue to dry in the middle where no air gets to it. I think you will need something that has a solvent which dissolves polypropylene to get a 100% bond. The Styrogoo will stick like crazy to just about anything, but it won't chemically bond to the type of foam you are using. I have used Styrogoo to glue closed cell polyethylene and it sticks really well, but I could tear it apart, and had to wait twice as long for it to dry. Applying a thin layer of glue to each side helps it dry faster. 

When you glue Styrofaom, EPS or XPS which are open cell foams, with Styrogoo the foam will tear before the glue lets go.


What is the difference between your foam glues?

Here is a brief comparison of all of our glues. We really like Foam Fusion because it is nontoxic, but it takes more patience.

Foam Fusion:

  • foam-safe
  • non-toxic
  • sets up in 30-60 minutes
  • dries overnight (longer with XPS foam)
  • can only be use on porous materials
  • must be put on very thin, so best for flat sheets of foam
  • the most economical foam glue
  • can be cut through with hot wire tools, but slows the cut down


StyroGoo:

  • foam-safe
  • toxic and flammable while setting up
  • sets up in minutes
  • dries in 3-6 hours (longer with XPS foam)
  • can be used on porous materials, plus glass, plastic, metal, painted surfaces, etc.
  • has body to it, so can be used on uneven surfaces
  • can be cut through with hot wire tools, but slows the cut down a little more than with Foam Fusion


Spray Glue:

  • Foam-safe
  • Allow 3 minutes before joining, then instant tack
  • Dries in 1 hour
  • can be used on porous materials, plus glass, plastic metal, painted surfaces, etc.
  • must be put on somewhat thin, so best for flat sheets of foam
  • can be cut through with hot wire tools, but slows the cut down a little more than with Foam Fusion


Boost added to powdered foam coats:

  • foam safe
  • non-toxic
  • sets up in 30min with All Purpose and Create Coat, and 90min with Exterior Foam Coat
  • dries 30-60min with All Purpose and Create Coat, and overnight with Exterior Foam Coat
  • can be used on porous plus glass, metal, painted surfaces, etc (cannot even be chipped off metal with a hammer)
  • has body to it, so can be used on uneven surfaces
  • cannot be cut through with hot wire tools

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Customer Reviews

Stan Mockus, 05-07-2015

To Whom This May Concern:
I have enjoyed working with StyroGoo on a lot of my RC Foam Airplane projects. Compared to Beacon's Foam Tac, it is more economical.
However, since one bottle has lasted me a long time, its viscosity has become a little heavier. Can you tell me which would be better to use to thin it out, alcohol or acetone?
Regards,
Stan Mockus


Edna Quichocho - Cal Poly Pomona, 02-21-2017

Product is used by Arc. students. They like the way the product dries and the pricing of the product.


Norma Endersby, 11-30-2017

This stuff really works! After years of trying numerous other adhesives, I'm very impressed by it! Thank you.


tobi love, 12-30-2017

I love every product I have purchased. We had really bad winds that tore my Aladdin sculpture in half. I thought it was lost but tried the StyroGoo. I need to repaint it but it is as strong as ever. Saved me hours of work.


Josh Greene, 01-23-2018

StyroGoo's tack holds really well at first placement of a piece, and allows me some room to position before it becomes solid. Works way better than tacky glue and I have more working time than hot glue.


John Beckmann, 05-10-2018

Styro-goo is tops. When it's glued it's glued. Have ample work time to make adjustments.


Tonie Jenkins, 05-20-2018

This glue is so great! Dries very quickly, but not too fast that you can't make an adjustment. I use it for a lot of other things too, besides foam. Had no trouble cutting through it.


Paul Russell, 05-30-2018

Works great. Good tack, strength, and you can cut it with the hot knives.


Robert Skillman, 09-02-2018

Very good product.


Leonard Boisvert, 09-05-2018

Fantastic glue, I use it to bond balsa leading and trailing edge to my custom cut foam core wings. Best adhesion when you apply a smooth bead to one side, make contact then pull apart then re-attach . Instant bond which is permanent after glue has cured. Cannot pull apart without breaking the balsa and foam. Never had a glue failure yet. Been using this glue for approximately 4 years. These wings are also subjected to moisture because the wings are built for water-based RC airplanes, meaning they can only fly off and land on water.


Michael Larsen, 09-05-2018

I've been using this for a couple weeks now, almost exclusively on foam. It holds very well and seems pretty sturdy. It dries within about a minute but takes longer to fully cure.
It does make a lot of "glue wisps" while working, but these are not nearly as annoying as those from hot glue. If it gets on my fingers it is easy to clean off as well.


Michael Hartenstein, 10-15-2018

It works fantastic!


Jay Williams, 02-24-2019

Just what I needed to speed up my process. It works well.


Carolyn Wood, 03-07-2019

Great product, use it for all my foam projects.


Angelina Ellis, 03-12-2019

This glue is great. Dries pretty fast, and clean up is easy. I was easily able to cut through it with my hotwire tools. The glue holds together strong as well.


RC Guy, 05-23-2019

Fantastic glue, I use it to bond balsa leading and trailing edge to my custom cut foam core wings. Best adhesion when you apply a smooth bead to one side, make contact then pull apart then re-attach . Instant bond which is permanent after glue has cured. Cannot pull apart without breaking the balsa and foam. Never had a glue failure yet. Been using this glue for approximately 4 years. These wings are also subjected to moisture because the wings are built for water-based RC airplanes, meaning they can only fly off and land on water. Here is one of my planes taxing back to shore, second pic coming in for landing.


Walter Clark, 05-28-2021

Yesterday I glued three strips of 64th ply --my second favorite building material-- to a piece of Daiso sheet foam --my first favorite. After about 12 hours, I was surprised that Elmers Wood Glue did so poorly. That might be an advantage if you want a temporary bond.

The fact that the wood is bent up is a sign that the wood was structurally weakened by the pulling of the free end. It was indeed the StyroGoo that was the best, followed by epoxy. I believe that the lower viscosity of StyroGoo gets deeper into the pores of the foam. Although it doesn't clean up with alcohol as well as epoxy, it is quicker to apply because the spout is the applicator. Epoxy has to be mixed and then applied with a stick.
Walt


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