Choosing the Right Spray Adhesive

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Details“Which spray adhesive is best for my project?” We get this question all the time from customers. To help you find the right aerosol spray adhesive for the materials you’re bonding together, we’ve created a helpful chart to make it easier for you to pick the right product for your project. First, read through our blog detailing the spray adhesives we sell, their characteristics and specifications. Then, download the usage chart to find out which adhesive we recommend for a variety of applications. Whether you’re attaching headliner material, installing automotive carpeting, or gluing foam, we have a spray adhesive that’s just right for your DIY.Let’s take a look at our lineup of spray adhesives and find the right one for your project.Porous to Porous. Porous to Nonporous.3M General Trim Adhesive is a clear spray adhesive that is heat and moisture resistant. This synthetic elastomer adhesive is most often used for automotive trim work. It’s ideal for gluing lightweight headliner material to your bulkhead. You can also use it to adhere fabrics, lightweight carpeting, cloth-backed flexible vinyl and foam. It’s non-staining, so you can use it with white or light color fabrics without the glue showing through. Bond fabric and plastics to themselves, wood, fiberglass and metal surfaces.High-strength adhesiveWait time before bonding: 1-15 minutesBonding time range (after tacky): 30 minutes (two surfaces)Lace/web spray patternDries to clear colorCoverage: Approximately 30 square feet (covering both surfaces vertically and horizontally)Good soak-in control, minimizing bleed-throughPorous to Porous. Porous to Nonporous. Nonporous to Nonporous.3M Super 77 Spray Adhesive is an industrial-grade adhesive with incredible holding power. This multipurpose spray adhesive is designed to bond to a wide variety of lightweight materials. It offers high initial tack plus enough open time to reposition materials as needed. It bonds foils, plastics, papers, metals, fabrics and cardboard. It