Hi-Strength 90 CA Spray Adhesive, Low VOC, Permanent, Bonds Laminate, Wood, Concrete, Metal, Plastic, Clear Glue, Net Wt 19 oz

Recommended for installation of 3M insulation for my van project. This is a great adhesive that actually works. Just make sure you have good ventilation when using it. Plan to install on a day when you can keep all windows and doors open because the fumes are strong. Wear proper ventilation protection and eye protection when using this product.

I've been using spray glues for decades, and I was skeptical at first if this was going to disappoint me. Well, it has made me happy with its ease of use, direct spray exactly where I pointed it, and its durability. It covers a large area for one can, even though I bought two, just in case. Better to be safe than sorry trying to stretch it, don't. It's really good glue!

Installing self-adhesive 12x12 floor tiles directly over tile from 1963. Tiles had trouble stayng down until we used this to further prep a clean floor. Setup time is pretty quick...

3m good stuff, used for boat carpet,Strong,sticky,fast setting. Do not use in an enclosed space use a respirator it will definitely give you a buzz LOL it's a little pricey but it's good I had to use four cans on my project

I bought this since I have an RV. That RV has a bed in the back (obviously) and the bed sits on a slide. The company (Jayco) in all their brilliance, decided to build in dinky night stands on either side of the bed but on the frame. Which means you have to fight past those two night stands to make the bed and undress it before/after every RV camping trip. Which that space is already constrained as it is. SO... Removed them, bought some wood the same thickness, got some vinyl wrap the same "stain" (technically also vinyl wrapped I noticed) as the rest of the frame, but didn't want obvious screws sticking out, so went with this guy. Clamped it and it held extremely well. Had it clamped for 48hrs, since I'm not using the RV. And it's holding on well, thus far. The only issue I have with it, is that it comes out as silly string, kind of meaning it's super lumpy, since the vinyl I bought isn't the most adhesive of stuff, so wanted to use the spray with the vinyl but it made it too lumpy. ANNOYINGLY SO. BUT that's not an issue when it's going against another slab of wood.

Make sure to wear a gas mask, but this stuff is incredible. It’s really good.

A great product is made useless by it's unreliable container. The adhesive works great, unfortunately, the spray nozzles are a problem. Made of light weight, fragile plastic, the nozzles break off and fall off the can while removing the outer can cap. Even removing the can caps with care will and did result in spray nozzles falling off. Reinserting the spray nozzles onto the can worked for some, others sprayed about 50% of the adhesive while dripping large goopy puddles, and some cans wouldn't spray at all. At $26 a can, this is unacceptable. Find an alternate adhesive until 3M spends a few more pennies on a more reliable container.

Works great to expensive though