Commercial Spray Adhesive

When dealing with foam, there are certain things you need to ensure a positive outcome. With our selection of commercial spray adhesive, find the perfect solution for your specific type of foam to get a secure fit in any project type! There is no denying that foam is one of the most versatile materials on the market. These sprays used for almost any purpose from securing foam sheets together inside a fabric cover to applying sound barrier foam to a wall. With our selection of affordable and high-quality solutions in this area, find the right commercial foam spray adhesive for your next project.

3M Super 77 Spray Adhesive

3M Super 77 Spray Adhesive

The adhesive of choice for the most demanding foam projects! 3M Super 77 is a versatile adhesive capable of forming strong bonds with all open-cell and most closed-cell foams!

Starting at $17.99

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Camie 373 Spray Adhesive

Camie 373 Spray Adhesive

The ideal way to bind polystyrene (EPS) foam without damaging it! An economical choice for adhering foam together, Camie 373’s special formulation will not cause EPS to melt or dissolve when applied.

Starting at $14.99

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Frequently Asked Questions

What glue is used in upholstery?

The best glue used in upholstery creation or repair is a spray adhesive, like 3M Super 77, especially when foam is involved.

How do you glue foam mats together?

Gluing foam together is a relatively easy process. Liberally apply adhesive to both pieces, to the sides that are being glued together. Allow about 10 seconds for the glue to become tacky. Once the adhesive is tacky, align the pieces and compress. For a more detailed explanation, visit our How to Glue Foam Together page.

How do you glue fabric to foam?

In the case of gluing fabric, you will want to be careful not to damage the fabric you're using. Applying the glue directly to the fabric may discolor it. It's always best to use a material to separate the fabric from the glue, such as a polyester fiberfill. It is also important to use a glue specifically made for use with foam.