Pro-coustix ATAC Acoustic Foam Spray adhesive

Pros- good adhesion- easy to use- nozzle doesn't seem to get choked up if you just give it a last pop upside down when done- works great when sticking foams to plywoodCons- there's no real way to control the spray so you end up overshooting the edges or getting it over other sections when applying to one large boardSo I use this spray with plywood, thinnest lightest ply you can get. 2 command strips for the tops and let them hang. You could stick 4 command strips on but it's not needed if you've got the light stuff and only use 6 foams per board. Obviously use your noggin if you're going to get a larger sheet of ply to cover a larger area.The adhesive works great and I don't have any issues with needing to take them off the wall.I would never, ever spray this stuff directly onto the wall. It's never going to come off cleanly. If you want a temporary solution, this isn't it.The only real issue I have is that it's a bit all over the place. I get why this is to cover a larger area quicker but could do with reigning in the distance or randomness to it.Overall, great stuff!

Used to fix soundproofing to the interior of my Classic Saab 96 V4, works great. Will also use it to refurbish the rear hat shelf, by covering some MDF in foam and faux leather. Planning to also use to attempt to fix the loose ends of the roof lining, where it disappears behind trim an seats. Plenty of stick, but ever so slightly overpriced, but if it does the job with the roof lining, then it's money well spent. ... Watch this space.

I think this is a good product but ran out half way through the project i needed it for. I followed the instructions which state on the can to apply the glue to both substrates before fixing them together. I looked at a few videos online to see how much glue others were putting on, and i believe i was being fairly moderate with my application. However, this meant that the glue only managed to fix 20 panels of 30cm x 30cm acoustic foam to the frames. this means i am perhaps halfway through the job, and either need to buy at least one further can of glue, or seek alternative methods of fixing the panels to frames. I just think this costs a lot for what it does, and am thinking i'll just use my glue gun to finish the job now (forgot i had one initially!) as i'm worried i'll have to buy 2 more of these babies to see the job through, and rack up a fairly big bill on a simple fixing glue. i'm sure there must be cheaper methods out there.

used to reupholster chair, pouff,and fabric part of my leather sofa it glues foam all types as far as iv used fabric to foam and webbing excelent product just had second can deliverd as will be custermiseing wooden furniture with foam and fabricfor grandaughters sofa . its easy to use can use indores just open windows doars it come out a bit like can of silly string leav at least 8 hr to dry does not burn on skin goes a bit like candy gloss on skin wash off asp its a good product but expensive for amount in can but everythingvis on amazon no cheeper on ebay

This is great but save your walls and dont stick acoustic foam directly on them - I used this glue to stick black cardboard to the back of the acoustic foam panels, then used command strips to attach those to the wall

Excellent for fixing sound foam

Works really well, a well controlled spray which is very easy to use and sticks well. Might be a touch pricey for what it is, but no complaints about the actual product.

Used it to stick foam acoustic foam panels.(16 No.) to some wooden panels to use as larger acoustic panels.Instructions easy and clear. Sticks very well - nothing loose or falling off - still half a can left.I recommend this product.