Well the <span id="prodTitleBrand">Super Cub LP RTF</span> <span id="brandName">by HobbyZone is made out of what they call is "Z" foam. On page 28 of your manual it states that any CA is ok on your wing and fuselage. That Zap Goo will probably work fine. I recently cracked up a ParkZone Radian (also made of "Z" foam), broke the fuselage in half and the wing halves had all sorts of breaks. I asked the same question, and even originally bought "foam safe" CA. But with further research, found out that regular CA works just fine and maybe even be prefered. I used Dave Brown Regular Thick Ca on one side of the break, with a spray of activator on the other side. When I put the broken pieces together I had minimal what I call "ooze out". But great adhesion and no melting foam. The Z foam is not like foam you would find in something like the packaging material the plane came in or a foam ice chest. My Radian had a serious crash where most would consider totaled. But I'm sure I'll be able to complete the rebuild and it will fly again. Good luck to you.</span>