Spray Adhesive Can

I needed to glue a non-porous plastic wireless horn switch to my classic SUV's lower dash panel. Nothing worked including gorilla glue. This Loctite product is the only glue for the job. Be warned: I spray what I need into a plastic used food cup first and use a soft brush. Spraying can get out of control and really messy. This stuff dries fast but you can still move the object around. I also used it to glue under-hood installation that had become updone. Even with high heat it stays glued. For non-porous surfaces, its unbeatable but messy to work with. I decided to try it on my headliner sag and it worked perfectly there too. 5 STARS

Used it for crafting - does a great job

I used this to glue the falling headliner on a 1995 Mercedes and it worked like a charm. The glue sprays pretty far so I was able to spray deep into the back of the headliner. It dried quickly and is holding up for a couple weeks now. If it falls I will be back to update this review but as of now I am very happy with it.

This is convenient to use. A bit of a mess spraying on to the surface evenly so I cut up a 2 liter coke bottle to use as a spreader after I spray on both surfaces. Let it dry before putting two surfaces together. Adhesion is a step up from rubber cement but fall short from contact cement but it is convenient to use.I bought this because it was on sale about 30% off from last year so it was a good value.

I used this spray adhesive to adhere high density foam to plywood. Works great! I tried a glue gun to avoid the spraying, wearing a safety mask and getting the adhesive on my fingers. However, unless the project is small, the glue gun wasn't practical. For larger jobs, this spray adhesive is the answer. Wear a mask and googles to be safe. It does not ruin the foam. The first time or two I used it, I touched the adhesive on the foam, before it fully dried and got glue on my fingers. When I went to depress the button, my finger stuck to the button and the button popped off. To fix it, I put scotch tape over the button and I was able to finish my project. So, do yourself a favor...don't touch your project until it's dry! However, if you do grab the scotch tape and cover the button and to get the adhesive on your fingers, simply rub your fingers with peanut butter and presto, no more sticky fingers! Good Luck!

Bought 3M heavy and light duty to adhere leather to box bottoms. And other gluing projects.Heavy duty 3M was too thick and created problems.Bought this before and I find it adheres well, Used it to add rubber grips to cheap step stool. Worked well for that as well as my art boxes.I'd recommend this.

Used this to glue a roll of cork board to my bulletin board as well as some black fabric to another part of the board. It holds well, but to cork board part is bubbling out a little in a few places. After a few sprays, the nozzle became very clogged and my finger was glued to the top. I was able to finish the project with that bottle, but I don’t know if I will be able to use the rest of the bottle.

I was very surprised at how good this was. I needed to adhere cloth fabric onto styrofoam. I didn't think this would work that well, but I was very pleasantly surprised. It worded GREAT. Very easy to use - just make sure you have good ventilation, it makes a lot of fog. But other than that, it was easy to use, great adhesiveness, and just worked really well. I highly recommend this.