Hold the Foam is a non-toxic, non-flammable glue formulated to bond most types of foam including Styrofoam plastic foam. Holds fabric, trim, beads, wood, paper, cardboard, glitter, and more to foam. Use for school, hobby, craft, and camp projects. Non-toxic, instant grab, and fast dry. Super thick formula allows time for repositioning. Easy water clean-up. Bonds so firmly to foam that it's almost impossible to break apart.

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Chung-Chu C. from Palo Alto, CA says:

Just like usual white glue. A little less adhesive.

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Rated by: Chung-Chu C. in Palo Alto, CA

Just like usual white glue. A little less adhesive.

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