3M Super 77 Multi-Surface Spray Adhesive

This spray adhesive worked really well and held strong. It was easy to use and covered evenly without needing a lot. It is great for crafts, decorations, and projects where you need something to stay in place. Good quality and worth the price.

This is the typical spray adhesive. It worked great to attach Dacron to foam to replace my 25yr old couch cushions that were flat from my kids jumping on the couch when they were little. Go figure! LOL. It sprayed well without clumping and had an average drying time as compared to other brands. It was easy to use, being a spray. It was much easier than using a fabric glue, IMO. The price was better than Walmart and delivery was fast. I cannot attest to the durability as I just did this replacement about 1 week ago and the cushions are enclosed, so I will probably never know. I wouldn't hesitate to use this brand again.

I like this product to apply the glue onto larger surfaces without having to smear other wet glues or hold onto the item til it dries. No heat,clumps and messy cleanup like from glue gun. It's tacky immediately. Great for applying backing to prints or photographs as well as crafting items.

Good value that does the job. Stinks for just a bit. Dry is slower. I tried to get away with using it on concrete walls and it didn’t work very good at all but I kinda guessed that.

Love spray adhesive for different projects where you need to cover a decent surface area. The spray tip worked well. No clogging issues I. The 3 different applications. Utilized it to adhere a pair of insoles that separated. Product has held up great and was easy to use.

I'm going to have to agree with a couple other people about 3M being a brand that you can trust. Like Corelle and Progresso I haven't found a 3M produce that wasn't built to a superior standard. I just needed to make a temporary layered cushion with some lumbar support for someone with some back issues. This went on smooth and easy without dissolving any of the foam, a trick in itself. It bonds well and remained flexible. There is no lingering odor at all. A couple of cautions. Take extra care to have the positioning correct when you join the surfaces. Like any contact adhesive you have one chance to get it right, anything else compromises the integrity of the bond. Open a window or two, it's quite smelly but it has to be. By definition quick drying means rapidly goes to vapor so if it doesn't immediately stink up the house it isn't working. After a short time there are no lingering odors. To my surprise, because I'm an idiot, I found that if comes off your hands really easy without the need for any solvents. This says I can share a photo so here's my dog hanging out the window at 40 and 65 MPH with no adhesives used.

This product is very sticky and gets the job done. I have used this product a couple times now since I bought it and it works amazingly. I would give warning however not to use it on black surfaces or anything you will be touching frequently because it turns white on black surfaces and really sticky on anything. K was not very satisfied with the speed of the drying because it probably took 15-20 minutes to dry. This product would be very good for theatre design and large craft products.

This stuff more than delivers. Learn my lesson -- you only need a little. It's VERY sticky. I needed to apply a decal to a golf cart. The decal measures about 4x10 inches. I lightly sprayed it, and stuck it onto a clean surface. I did not spray the surface. I had plenty of time to wiggle it around to make it straight and push out any bubbles. I was concerned that I hadn't used enough spray, since other reviews had mentioned how quickly it dries. Nope. After a couple of minutes, I tested a corner. Stuck down firmly. Pro tip: If spraying a relatively small piece of something, place it on a piece of cardboard. Then there are no worries that you are getting overspray on a surface that doesn't need it.

Way way too expensive but it works for holding high density foam for an ATV seat rebuild.