3M Hi-Strength Spray Adhesive 90, 14.6 oz., Industrial Strenght Spray Glue, Dries Clear, Use on Rubber, Glass, Metal, Wood, Foam, Plastic, Cardboard, Fiberglass Insulation, Drywall, and More (90-DSC)

I'm excited to share my experience with the 3M Hi-Strength Spray Adhesive 90! This adhesive truly worked wonders for me when I used it to pad my jet ski dock. Its stickiness and ease of use left me thoroughly impressed. The fact that it's specifically designed for high-strength applications makes it a perfect match for projects like mine. USE OUTSIDE it’s stinky. Wear protective gloves and mask Applying the adhesive was a breeze, and the results were fantastic. The padding on my jet ski dock is now securely in place, thanks to the adhesive's mega-sticky nature. Even in a wet lakeside area. I also appreciated how easy it was to work with, ensuring a hassle-free application. If you're looking for a reliable adhesive that delivers strong bonding and ease of use, the 3M Hi-Strength Spray Adhesive “90” is definitely the way to go. It's made my project a success, and I couldn't be happier with the outcome!

This adhesive is VERY good but prep the areas you do not want adhesive prior to spraying. The spray pattern can get quite wide holding it at a reasonable distance and I found it easy to get adhesive on areas I did not want it. It's difficult to clean off.

Good stuff, seizes and holds like crazy. Easy to apply. Suggestion: use rubber gloves, its hard to get off your hands. Must use paint thinner to clean hands, then wash with soap & water (of course). This is a contact adhesive; spray both sides twice, wait a couple of minutes to let it dry so that if you touch it with your finger it doesn't transfer, then put them together. Instant bond.

Works good, used this to redo the headlining of my car and it’s help up good for the last six months. The smell is wild so wear some PPE

I had a built-in pantry in my kitchen with non-removable shelves that had taken a beating over the years. Instead of sanding and painting the old shelves I decided to cut Formica to size and resurface them. I have used contact cement for similar projects in the past, and found that painting it on with a brush is slow and messy. Decided to try this spray on. I sprayed both surfaces and waited a few minutes until it was just tacky. I put a few pieces of cardboard on the old shelf surface so I had a chance to properly position the Formica. Then I pulled the cardboard out, rolled the Formica, and loaded a few cans around the shelf to hold it in place. Worked perfectly, much easier and faster than the old way.

I used this to attach insulation to the walls of my van. Sprayed a little on the wall, then a little on the cut insulation sheet, count to 30 (to let the glue get tacky), and shove the insulation onto the wall. It was fine, and I ended up using 2 cans. It doesn't glue well to rubbery things - you'll have to look elsewhere for that. But for Thinsulate and minicell insulation sheets, it was easy and good.

This is by far the strongest spray adhesive I have ever used. It seems to give a structural bond, and is huge overkill for a crafts or generally purpose adhesive. Unfortunately it is dramatically more expensive than it was when I used it most

Fast shipping, great product

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This product did not work as advertised. Doesn’t stick flexible Foam as stated!