Repositionable Tacky Spray, 10-Ounce

I used this for screen printing, and it worked perfectly. The t-shirts held firm during printing but easily came up when I was done.

This spray is very very tacky. I needed something that would temporarily hold items in place. This spray does not release well. The glue comes with it leaving your product very sticky. It is possible this glue is not meant to release. There are some Spray glues that are temporary. Aileens glue is my go to for any craft because I know I can't count on it to get the job done.

Not only does this product dry clear and it’s repositional. Spray a light coating on your mats if they start to lose their tacky ness and you’ve got a new mat. Depending on the color, it depends on how close or far you need to stand from it. You don’t want to turn light grip into super. It’s a life saver. On SO MANY LEVELS. The non repositional “tacky glue” is AMAZING. Personally my favorite spray glue. I used to do photography. The old darkroom kind. And this is the best brand. Again, if you are not used to using spray adhesive. The trick is how far or close you stand from your project. You will get it down. The permanent glue is amazing. It dries clear. Made my own envelopes. There were places I had to spray all over but the way it was cut, there were odd flaps...any ways...I kept it propped open. And it dried amazingly. A must have. Both kinds.

I bought this because of people on YouTube saying it was good to make the mat sticky again, in my case for my Brother ScanNCut. The ball was really rattling around when I shook it like it was in an empty can. Makes me wonder how old this can is. After shaking around a while, I sprayed a light coat over my mat in a large box outside on my porch (never spray this inside around your own lungs or your pets and birds!) and left it outside to dry for hours. Fortunately I had thought to use blue tape all around the edges so that the spray would only go onto the mat where it needed to stick because the tape was coated with a sticky mess. After pulling off the tape I applied my paper to cut and put it through. It was impossible to get the paper off, it shredded and parts are still stuck to my mat. Fortunately I had purchased a new mat or I would have had to stop my project there. I don't know if the age of the product makes the difference but what I paid for and received was useless for my purpose.

I recently tried out a re-tackifying spray for my Cricut mat, and I have to say it’s super effective—almost too effective! It definitely brought back the stickiness, but to the point where my project actually ripped because I couldn’t lift it off the mat without tearing the paper. Just a heads-up for anyone planning to use it!