to make a seat that will fit perfect under the shockcord on the back panel of my Circuit. One is just too thin…any recommendations on the best kind of glue?
Or a thicker CCF that is flat as opposed to accordion style like TARs.
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Glueing two pieces of blue CCF together
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I am thinking a form of impact adhesive would work well.
To glue foam, I've had results with 3M super 77.
I know 3M super 90 is designed for foam, but I've had no experience with it.
I've also used 3M VHB double sided tape. That works very well. I work in the sign industry so I've tried many things, those are my two favorites.
I bet one of these will be the answer.
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3M super 77 is good, as are Barge Cement and Weld brand contact cement. I use Weld to make CCF cozies and the stuff is fantastic.
edit: actually called "Welder"
Tube looks like this:
Weld contact cement is great and you can get it at your local hardware store. I've also made CCF cozies out of the standard blue foam and two years later it's holding up really well still.
Made seats already So far so good
Thanks to everyone for suggestions
Thanks for the pic. Helped me locate it fast at my local big box
Weld is great stuff.
Double sided "carpet tape" might also work well.
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