07-28-2009, 01:42 PM
I noticed something interesting the other night when I accidentally knocked off a piece of blue foamboad that I had glued to my layout. I had used liquid nails as glue, but where the glue once was was now a cavity. It seems the liquid nails had "eaten" some of the foam. This was much more apparent on the cut edge of the foam rather than the original flat side.
I have used two types of liquid nails - liquid nails for projects (with a red lable, I think), and one that says liquid nails for projects & "foamboad adhesive". Both seem to have the same problem. After re-reading the label on the back, it says not recoomended for gluing "foamboard to foamboard". I bought a different brand of foamboard adhesive last night, and have yet to test it out.
Has anyone else had this problem? What have you used to glue foam to foam?
I have used two types of liquid nails - liquid nails for projects (with a red lable, I think), and one that says liquid nails for projects & "foamboad adhesive". Both seem to have the same problem. After re-reading the label on the back, it says not recoomended for gluing "foamboard to foamboard". I bought a different brand of foamboard adhesive last night, and have yet to test it out.
Has anyone else had this problem? What have you used to glue foam to foam?
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