I have managed to get the cell foam sticking quite well with the super glue – but I had to find a brand that worked and performed well when cut together. and it seems to work well.

We have different brands to what you guys have and although very expensive – I have found the right one now. It looks good and I now have a good product to sell and to give away.

So thank you.

I used a spray on glue formulated for foam for the lamination. It took a couple of trials to not have voids or gaps in the glue. I was using sheets of 4×5 inches or so.
If you use super glue, I would work with thinner sheets, maybe 1 inch by 4 inches. That would still give enough for tons of flies, and be easier to get a constant flow of glue across the surface.

Please let us know how it turns out

Thanks,

John

I am a lady tyer and I like the use of foam in my tying. I am trying to get as many foam pattern’s that I can find, so I can have a folder of floatable’s at hand to tie for friends to use.

A question here please, would super glue be waterproof enough for the glueing of the foam together?

The glue worked well, once I selected the spot on the sheets. I started with a quarter sheet, and there were some voids in the glue coverage. The second attempt was better, I used more glue and paid attention to coverage on both sides before bonding.
I haven’t had troubles delaminating during fishing, but I need more field testing

Also, I made some hopper patterns, laminating furry foam to yellow craft foam. That worked well also.

Thanks for the link. I returned the favor.

PS Lucky dog with the awesome wife–loved the tying table!

PPS Added you to my blogroll.