Spray adhesive
For upholstery work, spray adhesive is ideal! It lets you bond different materials together easily and powerfully. Foam rubber, cold foam and other types of polyether are widely used as an outer layer on a hard frame. That frame or base the foam is glued to can be made of wood, metal, aluminium or plastic. The combination of a hard and a soft material is no challenge at all for spray adhesive – the bond is extremely strong. Because the glue seam stays soft and flexible, spray adhesive is ideally suited for joining different pieces of polyether together.
Palty spray adhesive
One of our bestsellers is Palty spray adhesive. This brand's products are rock solid, as proven by the reputation they've built. With this spray, you can be sure that nothing comes loose. Palty's various adhesives suit a wide range of materials and are especially good for attaching cold foam and polyether. We even stock a heat-resistant adhesive! Because Palty spray adhesive works so well, we also sell it in bulk packaging – so you get even better value!
Foam rubber spray adhesive
Looking for a versatile foam rubber spray adhesive that sticks absolutely everything? You'll find it at Bladi Shop! And if you don't find exactly what you're looking for straight away, feel free to contact us – we'll do our best to source the product you want and add it to our extensive range. A reliable foam rubber spray adhesive is always a great addition to our upholstery supplies. We're constantly working to improve our range, so you can always expect the best from Bladi Shop!
Textile glue spray
Not everything can be sewn, and sometimes it looks better without a visible seam. A textile adhesive, in spray or tube form, can be the answer. Of course we also stock the best sewing thread for beautiful upholstery fabrics, but textile glue (spray or tube) also works perfectly. If you need to attach decorative rhinestones, for example, a glue gun can come in very handy, letting you dispense the glue quickly and precisely and bond different materials together.
Textile glue spray can
A spray can is ideal, especially when you need to coat larger pieces of fabric with textile glue. It spreads the glue evenly, so you won't see any irregularities on the surface, and it reaches right to the edges without leaving unsightly glue residue. Textile glue in a spray can also lets you work nice and quickly. If you only need to glue a small area, a tube of glue may be the better option – for precision work down to the square centimetre, a spray can be harder to control.
