Gluing foam to nylon

Nylon does not stick to much (why I use it for some of my molds), but I have read somewhere that hot glue guns can work well (and are also very cheap, quick and even fun to use). Alternatively, you could look for some nylon specific glues?

Good luck.

Edit: Sorry, I just realised you are talking about Nylon fabric (rather than plastic), so the glue gun might be a bit heavy/ messy!

Many options out there. I've used this glue for a very similar project:

http://www.amazon.com/00272-Weldwood-Original-Contact-1-Quart/dp/B00106ETT6/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1388970074&sr=8-3&keywords=Dap+contact

Worked great (used 2 coats)–still holding after many years of use.

PS Don't get the water based (green) formula–doesn't hold very well.

I found some 3M 78 – foam insulation spray adhesive in the basement (forgot about it form a overhaul project several years ago) and gave that a shot. Seems to be sticking well.

We will find out more with some use. Not UL backpacking equipment but an upgrade for my bow carrier that was unpadded.

I don't think the 78 is going to hold up long term. I checked the case out as a test and the edges were audibly cracking loose.

I'll pickup some weldwood when I'm out.