Nashua - 3570000020 Low VOC Premium Spray Adhesive, 14 Oz. Net, Aerosol Can

I secured some carpet to foam. Sprayed it and let it set for a minute and the carpet stuck very good. Simple to use.

I purchased this as a less expensive alternative to 3M Super 77 to re-adhere fiberglass wool insulation to vinyl backing that is going into a steel building. The insulation has a tendency to separate from backing when hanging vertically until it is permanently secured. This is an inexpensive and effective way to re-bond when it falls away from backing. Nashua 357 = 14 oz, 3M 77 = 13.8 oz.

This 14oz can goes a long way. I used it mostly to adhere headliner fabric in a shuttle bus and it is really stuck on there. For best results, spray it on both surfaces and give it 30-45 seconds to get tacky. When you mate the 2 items together, rub it firmly in place. I start from the middles and work my way out. It’s a lot easier to work with a manageable section at a time rather than spray everything and risk your sanity. This stuff gets really tacky and will stick to itself or everything it comes into contact with. Take your time and come up with a can beforehand. You’ll thank yourself.

works good

Stuff works great for speaker carpet

Very good adhesion and very good price. It's the spray adhesive that I will "stick with" from now on.

I ordered one can and it worked fine so I ordered a case. Every can in the case was poor quality. The sprayer clogged within 5-7 sprays. The instructions say to turn it upside down and spray twice to unclog but that didn’t work and the item is non-refundable.

Sprays out like silly string, long strands of glue flying everywhere...the glue strength is better than 3m 77, but spray nozzle sucks