I know that there is a PVA glue here in the US. I believe it stands for Poly Vinyl Adhesive. I would assume that is what they are talking about because it would adhere well to polyfoam and other foam type of items that would be common to use for pillows. I used it for attaching batting to foam for my chair cushions when I redid my comfy chair. It was in a spray can but they had it in bottles also.
I would ask at your local hardware store. They should have something like it. Shere'e Seattle, WA USA On 5/15/07, Alice Howell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The UK terms/names don't mean anything to me, in the USA. I use the common white paper/wood glue that dries clear. One brand name is Elmers, but there are others in various stores. Does this sound like the glue you call PVA? I've used it to glue felt to the bottom of foam pillows, and to glue trim. It sticks to wood, fabric, foam....everything I use to dress a pillow. Whatever you do...Don't use hot glue. It makes very deep holes in a foam pillow. I know!! I only did it once!! <G> That was in the very early days of my lace career. Alice in Oregon-- hot and sunny today --- Sue Duckles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In England the pva glue is copydex. I bought a 9 > block pillow at the > weekend, uncovered, and it specifically says that > you've to be > careful on what glue to use. Some glues destroy the > styrofoam/ > polystyrene. SMP (the pillow manufacturers) > recommend Copydex. - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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