3M Hi-Strength 94 ET Spray Adhesive Glue, Low VOC, Heavy Duty, Wood, Metals, Rubber, Carpet, Flooring, Laminate, Foam, Fabric, Glass, Plastic, Clear, Net Wt 19.75 oz

This product is perfect for doing automotive interior trim work. spray product on both surfaces to be mated. let parts sit for 10 min. after spraying glue. then stick upholstery together. parts can be pulled apart and moved to make a better fit. Works perfect for what I needed. I used it to install a headliner in my car.

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Great productSprayed both surfaces and let stand a couple minutes and it worked fantastic

I used this spray adhesive to bond a 5 foot long by 28 inch wide rubber mat to the bottom of a very large shelf that I am building to rest on top of my washing machine and dryer. This rubber mat will keep my washer and dryer"s painted top surfaces from getting scratched if the shelf should move as the washer vibrates. This adhesive sprayed on very easily on both the rubber mat and plywood that I am gluing it to. This adhesive also allowed me to adjust and position the rubber mat, on the plywood surface, before the glue could fully set-up. This product is a contact adhesive which allows repositioning of materials whereas, most other contact adhesives won't allow any movement once contact is made.Sincerely,Roland R. Albert

So I've gone through 3 or 4 cans on a large project. A couple cans had a defective spray tip.Luckily I got to reuse one off an empty can.It's also not as strong as everyone keeps saying on reviews. They must of use theirs on small simple projects.Either way- It does the job.

It just works!

I used this to put up prepasted wallpaper that wasn't adhering well. Admittedly, I was trying to stick the wallpaper to the bare cement walls of my basement 😆 I tried this and also 3M's general trim adhesive. The general trim adhesive is tacky enough to hold up the wallpaper straight away and gives you a minute or so work time BUT ... the fumes are overwhelming. I had to bail out after about 20 minutes. Then I found this stuff- it has a shorter tacky time and doesn't hold as strongly straight off- but there's hardly any smell and one can goes a lot further. I bought multiple cans of this because I can actually get stuff done without dying from the fumes. It still is plenty tacky enough to hold up the wallpaper and even if you have to spray it again, no big deal. It also doesn't spray noticeable spider webs but rather more of a mist, so one can goes a lot further. So far it's been a couple weeks, and no wallpaper has fallen down from either spray. However, for ease of use and lack of fumes, I definitely recommend this spray! Also, the general trim spray left my hands caked in adhesive, while this one left a lot less residue on my hands.

The spray is reluctant to leave the can. The nozzle clogged quickly and repeatedly. I had rubbing alcohol nearby and had to constantly clean the nozzle in order to get it to work. It did not spray evenly and took a lot of pressure to press the nozzle. It is an erratic process. There are no directions on the container.