AK TRADING CO.High Acoustic Panels Studio Soundproofing Foam Wedge Tiles 12"L x 12"W x 2"H - Pack of 48 Tiles

I bought it to attach soundproofing tiles, and it worked very well. But just to see if it would work, I also used it to fix an old pair of sneakers. It worked on them too.

So far legit. This is definitely industrial strength. Works better than anything I have tried. Stuck foam to wall immediately with little pressure. These were for bass traps and I don't have a ladder so my arms gave out after about 20 seconds, but the bass traps are still holding up days later. I had an effortless time adding wedges to the ceiling and in other areas. Within a few seconds the adhesion felt firm. I've used extra strength glue, sticky tabs, tape, and adhesive velcro strips, none of those held. Only use foam adhesive for foam adhesion.

It's pretty high quality.I purchased the 2 inch high stuff and it's definitely doing its job.It's a bit too spendy for my tastes, but aside from that the quality is worth it.

I used two other products and the tiles fell down. This was easy to use and the tiles stayed up. The smell clears out in a day. I bought three cans.

Used for acoustic foam. Works perfect. Hang immediate for permanent, or let it sit awhile first for temporary.

The title says it all. I've used several types of adhesive meant for adhering foam to walls, fabric etc. for building modular sound panels, and this has got to be some of the worst.I was only able to get 17 1 square foot 2" thick panels sprayed with this, following the instructions for a non-permanent hold, and used up the entire can! For the price being more than the superior Gorrila spray adhesive which I was able to do over 50 square foot panels and 2 dozen bass traps, it's fairly obvious how terrible this product is.Even waiting the proper amount of time for the adhesive to semi-set for proper adherence, I still had to hold the foam with the adhesive on the wall.Cleaning the spray nozzle didn't help at all, and now panels here and there are falling off the boards and walls.I don't understand the 5 start reviews at all, perhaps I got a lemon of a can, but with competing products (as I mentioned earlier, the Gorrila Spray Adhesive) absolutely dominating this product in price and performance, I can't imagine why anyone would ever purchase this again.

There are a better than this

I liked that I didn't have to leave 72 hours for the foam to decompress. It shipped in a box big enough that the foam could stay in its form and ship. Also this was the only 48 pack I could find. When you're trying to line a small studio in soundproofing foam, the more the merrier!