
FOAMBOND
Foam-to-foam, rexine, wood, metal and leather bonding for mattresses and upholstery.
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Foam · Leather · Rexine · Interior laminates · Metal
Explore products for upholstery assembly, interior surfaces and workshop repairs.
Contact-bonding options for the specifically listed upholstery materials.
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Foam-to-foam, rexine, wood, metal and leather bonding for mattresses and upholstery.
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Mattress and upholstery contact bonding, plus leather articles and footwear.
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Spray coverage for supported foam, wood and metal surface bonding.
View productA contact adhesive with documented automotive-interior uses.
1 productThese products serve material-specific repairs, separately from upholstery.
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Metal-to-metal bonding in automotive and fabrication work.
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Documented metal bonding and automobile repair uses.
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Fast-setting epoxy for compatible materials in workshop repairs.
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Metal surface repairs and filling, including machinery work.
View productFollow your chosen product’s instructions for application and setting time.
Identify whether the job involves soft upholstery, an interior facing or a rigid repair part.
For a contact adhesive, follow the specified coating and tack-development method before joining.
For a two-part repair system, use its specified ratio, assembly time and support period.
Astral lists foam bonded to foam, rexine, wood, metal and leather in mattress and upholstery manufacture. Fabric and trim compatibility should be identified by the specific material.
No. Contact adhesives require solvent evaporation and tack development. Two-part epoxies have their own working and cure times. Follow the selected product’s instructions.
No. A transparent finish does not establish trim compatibility. Choose using the listed joining materials and the product’s intended application.