BTW, you can coat a surface with aliphatic resin and let it dry. Then place whatever you wish to glue to that surface on it and apply heat. The right amount of heat will kick the glue and the parts are bonded together. It's one technique to sheet foam wings. It's easy once you learn the right amount of heat and how to apply it and that you only got one real shot with the heat. Until you get all that down pat, it sucks doing it that way.

You can actually get it to laminate that way. Two sheets of wood. Coat one surface. Let dry. Press together and iron and taa daa..... But the wood can't be too thick or the heat won't penetrate.