Good adhesive for laminating foam?

[LDO]

I have a few of the old foam mats. I'd like to cut one or two up and make a pad 3 or 4 layers thick for when I have to work on something down low. Anyone know of a good adhesive for this idea?

I did consider just buying some other pad that's thicker, but it seems everything else is too expensive and heavy or too delicate. (would sometimes be used outside)

Thanks. Lee

[Casey]

Oatey CPVC cement?

Is the foam bare or coated with a layer of vinyl or similar? You might try 3M headliner or fabric adhesive.

[LDO]

It's bare, and very flexible. The mats are rolled up when not in use.

[Casey]

Like a yoga mat, or an old seat cushion from an RV type (that gold stuff) foam?

[Joe Handley]

Rubber cement, talked to a couple R/C airplane guys about that over the years. You might also see if you can find 3M spray adheasive, been a while since we've had some at work, but I think it might have been a bit pricy.

[1930fordpickup]

Go to a automotive paint store they should have what you need.

[southpier]

zip tie the edges so when they get cruddy you can flip them for double duty?

[Mike_G]

Brush-on contact cement would be the cheap way to go. 3M spray trim cement is ~$15 a can.

[LDO]

It's like a yoga mat. It's designed for soldiers to carry around and use in lots of different environments. Many soldiers use them daily for sit ups and pushups outside.

I'll look for a spray adhesive.