Duro All Purpose Spray Adhesive 11 oz

Worked good.

I purchased Duro All-purpose spray adhesive to work on several project involving fabric. (1) I wanted to attach felt backing to several large wood projects. So I needed a permanent bond between felt and wood. I applied spray to both surfaces and it worked very well. The bond takes a little file to set up, so I had a chance to align felt to the wood even when it did not lay perfectly the first time. (2) I needed a temporary hold between a large piece of fabric and small pieces of fabrics (applique). I applied spray to the surface of the smaller pieces and was able to arrange them to my liking and sew through them. The spray was so light that I could work with my sewing machine through the glue spray without difficulty. The sewing machine needle was not destroyed either, the glue was no tacky. (3) I used it to make home-made greeting cards. Spray adhesive is nice because it so thin that it does not leave noticeable clumps and does not discolor paper. In all projects I needed to spread newspapers under the area I was working with, as it is easy to overspray and put glue beyond the edges of the projects. I am attaching a photo of the spray bottle, as you see you get a decent amount of glue. I was able to use it for several projects and still have some left. Ali Julia review

I love to work on older cars which includes to renew headliner and door covers, too. I've been through a large number of spray adhesive, like the ones from 3M for example, to bond fabric or leather to a variety of surfaces. While the other spray adhesives mostly failed, especially on textured surfaces, this adhesive does it all. It has almost the strength of a headliner spray adhesive but it's only 30% of a headliner adhesive price. One big advantage, you can reposition the material when something went really wrong, which usually wouldn't work with a headliner adhesive, because you rip off the hole glue layer when you want to reposition something. Just follow the instructions on the can, especially for permanent bond it is necessary to put a coat to both surfaces and you won't be disappointed.