Interesting article, with some very good points. However, I totally disagree with the use of any of the CA (super) glues for foam, simply because they become brittle with time, and can result in very stiff bodies. I have bee nmaking bodies from various thicknesses of the so-caledl "Fun Foam" for over 10 years now, and use nothing but one of the various brands (Barge, Pliobond, Weldwood) 'contact' cements. It stays flexible, and never gets brittle. For those of us old enough to remember the days of rubber innertubes in automobile tires, Barge Contact cement was THE glue of choice for doing a 'coldpatch' when one had to fix a flat themselves. You definitely wanted a flexible, non-becoming-brittle glue for such purposes.