3M Hi-Strength Spray Adhesive 90, 14.6 oz., Industrial Strenght Spray Glue, Dries Clear, Use on Rubber, Glass, Metal, Wood, Foam, Plastic, Cardboard, Fiberglass Insulation, Drywall, and More (90-DSC)

I’ve been using the 3M Hi-Strength Spray Adhesive 90 for various projects, and I’m extremely pleased with its performance. The adhesive bonds incredibly well to materials like wood, metal, rubber, and even fiberglass. It has a strong hold but is easy to apply, with no mess or drips. I especially appreciate that it meets California VOC requirements, so I don’t have to worry about harsh chemicals. Whether you’re working on crafts or more industrial projects, this adhesive is a reliable choice. Highly recommended!

Great stuff. You only need a small amount to adhere any thing in place. If you spray more, give it a miniute and apply slight pressure and this will work. The spray comes out in a wide path. wear gloves..

Very Good Super 👌

Bought this to adhere some foam panels to the inside of plastic bins to create a sound deadening box. This is very easy to use but you have to be quick. After you spray it on both surfaces, you have about 1 minute before the adhesive becomes dry so make sure you mate your surfaces together after about 30 seconds. If youre using a large surface, just do it section by section

I have used this for years and it is about as good as it gets in a spray can. Go to bobeaseshop to see.

Very good product

I used this to attach insulation to the walls of my van. Sprayed a little on the wall, then a little on the cut insulation sheet, count to 30 (to let the glue get tacky), and shove the insulation onto the wall. It was fine, and I ended up using 2 cans.It doesn't glue well to rubbery things - you'll have to look elsewhere for that. But for Thinsulate and minicell insulation sheets, it was easy and good.

Very strong when dries, got this to spray down before Pell and stick flooring. Once it’s tacky I put the tiles down, after it dried completely they don’t move at all!