Loctite 200 High Performance Spray Adhesive 13.5-Ounces (1713065)

Used it for a sagging headliner in my car and it did a good job. CAUTION APPLY SMALL AMOUNTS FIRST AND LET IT SIT BEFORE BONDING WHATEVER MATERIAL YOU'RE BONDING. PRODUCT NEEDS TO DRY A LITTLE BEFORE ADHERING IF NOT YOU WILL GET A STAIN!. ONCE IT BECOMES TACKY THEN YOU CAN APPLY THE MATERIAL.

great stuff

I've used this product for decades, have a new can of it, and it's just as good as always. No formula change like so many industrial-type products now that render them safe but useless. I use this to adhere leather buffing pads to a hard foam rubber disc, aluminum backed, that spins at about 1700 rpm. Powered by a single phase .25 hp motor. So you know, it's moving fast with force behind it. I apply some to the disc, some to the back of the leather pad, let it dry for a bit, put it on and smooth it out. It's there until the leather gets holes worn in it. I soak the leather wet with a spray bottle before using it because I put polishing powder on the pad. I polish cut agates with it.My last can of this I bought about ten years ago, it sits in the metal workshop that gets really hot in our desert sun, and was usable to the last drop.

Works well, but I was hoping for something a little more permanent. Next time I will buy the higher strength bonding spray. This is not BAD adhesive just not as tough as I wanted. This works well on lighter weight objects and thinner materials quite well however so I will still put it to work on other projects. Give it about 10 full minutes to set-up and de-gas before contact. The adhesive will pull-off if you attempt to re-located the bonded pieces. Get it right/aligned/straight before final contact.

For crying out loud , it's just f***ing glue. iT STICKS things together.