Repairing a Styrofoam incubator

[OSUman]

I have an old styrofoam incubator that has been the best incubator that I have but the problem is that while i was storing it something got to it and now there are areas that looked like they got bitten or cut out of the styrofoam and I am wondering if anyone knows a good way to fix it.
Thanks

 

[mississippifarmboy]

Top part or bottom? I've got an old bottom you can have.

No idea how to fix it otherwise though

 

[al6517]

Hot Glue............... fast, easy, strong, and will not melt, it's great for repairs to cheap styrofoam incubators, give it a try.

AL

 

[mitch324]

I would give gorilla glue a shot. It expands to fill the small cracks. After it is dry you can trim
any that bleeds out.

 

[Petej]

Duct tape?

Personally, I would go with gorilla glue or hot glue. Both would work fine.

 

[FlocknRoll]

How about that GreatStuff spray foam insulation?

it should bond pretty well to styrofoam and have the same insulating qualities, and once it's dry you can sand it down smooth.

 

[rebel yell]

If its on the flat part like top bottom or sides, cut a piece of styrofoam a little bigger than the hole & gently push it in place, styrofoam baters may be cheap, mine is even cheaper cause i made it my self, but 90% hatch rate is hard to beat, no matter what the incubator is.

 

[jarcoo0153]

At Hobby lobby, they sell styrofoam glue and sheets of foam. Might try using some of that!

 

[greenfamilyfarms]

Caulk will probably work too, for small areas.

 

[OSUman]

Its mainly on the top and its about the size of a fist that is missing. I was thinking about that GreatStuff foam but im not sure how that would work. I think im going to try to go to Hobby Lobby and get some styrofoam from there and glue it with the gorilla glue stuff.

Thanks for all the help