BEACON FOAM TAC - 1 oz Adhesive Glue - EPP Models

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  • BEACON FOAM TAC - 1 oz Adhesive Glue  -  EPP Models
  • BEACON FOAM TAC - 1 oz Adhesive Glue  -  EPP Models
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Description

Beacon Foam-Tac is the flexible, clear-drying adhesive Twisted Hobbys relies on for building and repairing EPP aircraft. Its UV-resistant formula bonds common airframe materials without foaming or expanding, while the finished joint remains flexible to move with the foam instead of becoming brittle.

Foam-Tac Adhesive Overview
RC Foam Aircraft Adhesive
Size
1 oz Tube
Finish
Dries Crystal Clear
Bond
Flexible and Durable
Formula
UV Resistant
Maximum Bond
Within 24 Hours
Included
1 × 1 oz Tube
A Flexible Bond Made for Foam Aircraft
Foam-Tac remains flexible after curing, helping bonded joints move with the airframe during normal use and hard impacts. It dries clear, will not foam or expand, and does not require a separate accelerator.
Recommended Application Method
1
Prepare the surfaces. Make sure both bonding surfaces are clean and dry.
2
Apply the adhesive. Spread a thin, even layer on both surfaces to be bonded.
3
Build the tack. Allow the glue to air-dry for a few seconds, press the parts together, and pull them apart. Wait a few seconds and repeat.
4
Complete the bond. Wait a few more seconds, align the parts carefully, and press them firmly together.
RC Building and Repair Applications
Airframe Assembly: Foam-to-foam joints and structural airframe sections
Repairs: Cracks, splits, and separated foam components
Hardware: Motor mounts, control horns, and control rods
Electronics: Attaching servos and securing lightweight equipment
Wire Management: Tacking down wires inside the airframe
Compatible Materials: EPP, EPO, Depron, Styrofoam, smooth and rough foam, balsa wood, carbon fiber, plastics, and additional hobby materials.
How Much Glue Should I Order? Twisted Hobbys recommends at least one 1 oz tube for most smaller aircraft and two 1 oz tubes for aircraft measuring 35 inches or larger.
Cure and Storage: Maximum bond strength is achieved within 24 hours or less. Allow important structural joints to cure before placing them under flight loads. Replace the white cap after use and store the tube at room temperature away from heat. Refrigeration or freezing is not required.
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40 Reviews

  • 5

    Works great

    Posted by Joe Sommers on Jan 4th 2021

    20 to 30 minute bond time is great for any adjustments if necessary!

  • 5

    Foam-Tac

    Posted by Buck on Dec 23rd 2020

    First time to use this product and it is great stuff. Will use it from now on.

  • 5

    Foam-tac

    Posted by Unknown on Oct 28th 2020

    Best glue for foam airplanes, better than CA

  • 5

    Foam Tac

    Posted by Frank W. on Sep 28th 2020

    Used Welders for years and was reluctant to switch but after 3 builds I am convinced this is a better product. Does not yellow and dry out like Welders. Maybe not quite as strong initially but strong enough and looks better. Even used it to repair a car interior piece the other day.

  • 5

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    Posted by Ken on Jul 25th 2020

    The plane flys great the power pack work great. Thanks!

  • 5

    Foam Tac

    Posted by Hugh Jazz on Jun 2nd 2020

    Works quicker than Welders and not as stringy. PITA to remove from fingers. I found that BSI de-bonder works well to remove from fingers. A little goes a long way...Would recommend.

  • 5

    Foam Tac

    Posted by Jason Rhinevault on Jun 2nd 2020

    Quick drying and strong. Won't get brittle and yellow over time like Welders.

  • 5

    Form-Tac

    Posted by Mike Waddell on Apr 16th 2020

    Cracked a wing on a UMX Timber, Followed the directions on thew bottle, repaired wing. So far I have encountered no problems. Would recommend and will buy again when needed.

  • 5

    Glue

    Posted by David on Mar 16th 2020

    This glue works great. I use it on way more than just my foamies . Works fast and strong!

  • 5

    Love the clear set

    Posted by Roy Graham on Feb 14th 2020

    Holds

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