BEACON HOLD The Foam Glue For Styrofoam,White, 59ml

This glue is very good 👍

Good

Ok glue but does take some time to dry

I bought this as I ordered an expensive RC plane which is a step up, and I expect to crash. Haven't used product yet but the manufacturer is reputable

Just glorified PVA glue, nothing special, tried using it to build an RC Airplane but the parts just peel apart from each other after the glue has dried.

I don't really know how to review a glue...I had broken Styrofoam and it glued the pieces together. The item is still in one piece since i repaired.so i guess it is a good quality glue.

I've never in my lifetime of 36 years been compelled to send back a tube of glue, such is the misery I experienced using this extraordinarily disappointing and unfit-for-purpose adhesive.Supposedly for styrofoam, but turns out to be water-based! It takes so long to dry, and often it never dries fully because the water vapours cannot escape from a sealed joint, so the glue just stays tacky/sometimes liquid, even days after gluing a joint. Even when I did manage to get a joint that seemed stuck, it started pulling apart with only a touch of force.The best styrofoam adhesives are solvent-based for a reason, because they chemically WELD the two faces of the joint, and the joint ends up being stronger than the foam itself. This stuff doesn't even come close. Sorry Beacon - EPIC FAIL on this one. DO NOT BUY IF YOU WANT TO STICK STYROFOAM TOGETHER.

First time using this product. It was bought to stick the wingtips on a foam RC plane. The tube leaked in transport from the rolled end of the tube. Upon removing the cap and puncturing the metal seal an audible 'pop' was heard suggesting pressure had built up inside - hence the leakage.I can't really report on the glues performance as I'm still waiting for it to go off an hour after applying. It certainly has good tack, and being thixotropic it doesn't run off the joint. But as others have said, water-based glues are a bit unpredictable due to requiring evaporation of the contained water. Personally I think I'll revert to using Beacon's Foam-Tac in the future for bonding foam parts instead.