Medium CA foam safe CA 20g

To cure properly, this product must be used with PT-28, ZAP Foam Safe Kicker

Uses:

ZAP-O FOAM SAFE CA+ Is a true odorless CA that really does work. If you are one of the unfortunate ones that are sensitive to or have allergic type reactions to the odors given off when regular CA’s set, this is the glue for you. ZAP-O FOAM SAFE CA+ has the same gap filling properties as the regular ZAP-A-GAP CA+ but without the fumes. ZAP-O FOAM SAFE CA+ works great on balsa, plywood, bass wood and most other modeling and hobby materials. ZAP-O FOAM SAFE CA+ is also great for craft work when gluing foam shapes or various materials to foam products. If you are sensitive, the ZAP-O FOAM SAFE CA+ “No-more-tears” formula lets you work quickly without suffering. 

Helpful Hints: 

ZAP-O FOAM SAFE CA+ is a gap filling formula, however it will penetrate into porous woods and materials, therefore a couple of applications may be necessary to totally fill in a large gap or crack. To speed the cure time ZIP KICKER may be sprayed on the joint after the glue has been applied. Note: ZIP KICKER is not compatible with foam, so if you want to speed the cure time when gluing another material to a foam piece, treat the part you want to glue to the foam with ZIP KICKER AND LET IT DRY, apply the ZAP-O FOAM SAFE CA+ to the foam, then put the other piece on the foam part, hold the pieces in position for several seconds until the glue has cured. ZAP-O FOAM SAFE CA+ will take longer to cure when gluing foam to foam, tape or pin the pieces together and let cure. When using on fiberglass cloth or fabric spread it across the material with an old playing card, business card, or a soft plastic spreader. For critical applications test sample joints for designed strength requirements. Note: ZAP-O FOAM SAFE CA+ is a great alternative to those individuals that have reactions to the fumes given off by regular CA type glues. In rare cases some individuals may still have a reaction to ZAP-O FOAM SAFE CA+. If you do, discontinue use immediately, see your physician or allergist, you may be allergic to one or more of the chemicals common to all CA glues.