Super 77 Multipurpose Permanent Spray Adhesive Glue, Paper, Cardboard, Fabric, Plastic, Metal, Wood, Net Wt 13.44 oz

Works exactly as advertised. Used it on carpet padding in a car I am restoring. It stuck padding to the rubber mat and a second layer of padding to the first. Both are holding tight and will be in place long after the carpet has been installed in the car. I would recommend this product.

Works great, stays stuck.

Great replacement for sticky papers

Very good product. Does exactly what it says in description. But only problem it's not strong enough. I've had to do this 3 times for it stick, and it still ain't sticking like I would like for it too, but it's not. Ive looked everywhere almost to find a glue that can do what I need, but this is the only glue appropriate for this matter. So be good at this.

Works really well, I used this to do the “viral cloud ceiling” and when I was sticking the white cloud portion onto fabric, the glue worked fast and dried fast

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I make my own labels to put on the storage container for my tools. So some times I need a big label.

I used this adhesive spray to bind acoustic foam to chipboard. It only managed to spray about 60 square feet of adhesive before running out. I ended up running out before I was complete. That's a single layer of product on one substrate only. I also had to test to make sure that the adhesive was "aggressively tacky", and the timeframe for that is 10 seconds to 10 minutes, which a completely useless figure. I contacted 3M directly, and they couldn't even give me an estimate for how long it would take because it apparently varies so wildly due to "substrates, temperature, humidity, and amount of adhesive applied". Also, this is the clear version of the adhesive. I thought I would be able to see some white adhesive down and it would slowly cure to become clear. This isn't the case: it sprays on completely clear, making it very difficult to see where you've sprayed unless you have the proper lighting conditions. After the spray became aggressively tacky, I applied applied the boards together, and although the spray claims to be adjustable, it really wasn't. The pieces wouldn't budge without tearing the foam. I thought I would be able to align a 1' square piece of foam with a 1' square piece of chipboard, but because the adhesive wasn't adjustable like it claimed to be, I ended up having to cut the boards off of the foam, then I had to cut all of my boards to be smaller than the foam pieces and place them on without adjusting. When I was removing the boards from the foam, I realized that only some of the board was adhered to the foam. Some areas had complete foam-tearing strength, and some other areas were so easily separable. In fact, the chipboard was so warped and the adhesive was so weak that some corners were so easily separable that the corners peeled away from the foam without my help. The warping ended up being due to moisture problems unrelated to the adhesive, so I'll give the warping a pass. However, the adhesive couldn't hold the soft foam to the boards at all through the warping. Overall, for $11, it's an decent and affordable adhesive for acoustic foam and chipboard. Just know that it's not adjustable, you won't get much spray, your aggressive tack time is probably going to be some random time between 10 seconds and 10 minutes, and that you can't rely on the adhesive to hold uneven surfaces to soft foam. Edit: After a while, the pieces of acoustic foam that I've hung up have occasionally fallen down. I've had to use some painters tape and newspaper to tape off areas of my wall, spray the spray onto the chipboard that is still adhered to the wall (with 3M's Command Strips), and spray the foam itself in an attempt to develop a more permanent bond. They haven't fallen again, so far. If you want permanent adhesion, especially with foam, spray both the foam and whatever you're attaching it to.

Good Quality

Works great, I use a light coating of it to hold labels on skids up on racking. If you do it light enough, it will hold the labels on skid on but still allow for them to be removed and reused without much fuss. No complaints.

Good

The product is expensive but does the job well. The problem is that the seller has listed the item as non-returnable and yet delivers used nozzles. That is not OK since : A. It’s a rubber-based adhesive and a clogged nozzle is almost impossible to use. B. It makes you wonder as to what is going on ? The can seems to be new but the nozzle is old. It’s strange.

Mentioned quantity 13.44 fl (381 g) oz but received 10.75 fl oz (305 g)