AK Trading CO. Professional Quality General Multipurpose Spray Adhesive, 12-Ounce for Acoustic Panels & Craft Upholstery Foam Adhesive & Fabric Glue

Works good

This is really good stuff 👍 Nice controlable fan spray , high initial tack , fluid is a bit 'foamy' to bridge gaps and rough surfaces . Worked like magic on upholstery foam when rebuilding a chair . I also experimented and tried some to tack down a misbehaving vinyl floor tile and it glued that down really well too. Stays semi fkexible when dry , reminds me of something like a sprayable gorilla glue that foams just a tad. Really impressive overall , Id buy it again anytime.

The folks that are writing bag reviews for this likely don't know how to use a spray can, or can't follow directions. SHAKE WELL. Perfect 3 inch fan at 10 inches. Press and release the nozzle on every pass. If you hold it down, it will spray the ends of the pass heavier. Just like spray paint. The only way to get this to come out like silly string, is to invert the can. Also, this is a contact adhesive. Both pieces of your progect need an even coat. Let it set up for a minute, and stick it.

This works very well for wallpaper. It’s a lot easier than brushing it on. I would use it again and I highly recommend buying it as well worth the money.

I used it to put up old wallpaper. works great. tho only spray were you need. very sticky stuff.

Great hold & stickiness, but not the right basting spray for quilting. Product bleeds through the fabric. The smell is almost reminiscent of acetone, which is not very pleasant. Probably perfect for thicker fabric projects, but I can't use it for quilting.

Used this adhesive to affix fabric to foam for my upholstery project. It worked great - ensured the fabric did not bunch or move at all as I used the staple gun to attach the fabric to the seat base under considerable tension. Great value as I had a good portion of the can left after doing six chairs. The down side of this product is that it was difficult to control the spray… so I got some on the table that I was working on, and it was so tacky that it was difficult to remove. I also got some on my shirt and it stained and ruined the shirt - I have not yet figured out a solvent that works to get it out. My bad for not wearing work clothes, but I deducted a star for the mess factor. So all that is to say - this stuff is super sticky and whatever it touches is going to be glued. So be careful and plan for a bit of a mess.

Does not spray,,,comes out in,strings