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Penny Baugh
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I'm working on a project where I'm adhereng styrofoam to a 1/2 inch PVC panel. I used Lexel silicone adhesive and it melted the foam too much and didn't really give good adhesion. Any suggestions?

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Penny Baugh
Lee Edmund Spyro Design Group

Spyro Graphics
3458 Main Street, East
Fort Payne, AL 35968

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Tim
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Hi Penny,

I use PL300 to adhere foam to most surfaces. I usually am using the pink contruction grade foam for my projects, and this stuff works well. I do however always test a piece on a scrap and check for bond after 24 hours. Its stuck well to everything so far.... for me that is!

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Tim Rieck Signs
Halfmoon Bay, BC

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I have had good luck with PL Premium
in the construction section of your hardware store.

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Élaine Beauchemin
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Lettrage Scripsit inc.
St-Hubert, Quebec, Canada
www.scripsit.net

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Penny Baugh
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Would these be available in Alabama?

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Penny Baugh
Lee Edmund Spyro Design Group

Spyro Graphics
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Fort Payne, AL 35968

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I fhte styrofoam has a clean painted surface then 3M's VHB might be the ticket....

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Rick Chavez
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Hi Penny -

I've had good luck rolling a barrier coat of latex paint on the back of the styrofoam to keep the silicone from eating into it.

For the adhesion problem, (assuming that's not caused by the silicone burrowing up into the styrofoam and not reaching the pvc) be sure to separate the sheets of foam and let them air cure for a day or so before trying to make anything stick to the surface. That might apply to the pvc as well.

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Jack Leyden
Jack's Signage
1330 "H" East St. Andrew Place
Santa Ana,CA 92705

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