3m Super 77 Spray Adhesive

I kept having a problem with some of my garage door insulation inserts falling out; they are the type with the plastic tabs that are supposed to hold the insulation in place, but three of them kept falling out; I tried tape and it wouldn't work at all (just made a mess) so out of desperation I ordered this spray adhesive. I sprayed it liberally on the back of the insulation pieces and pressed them onto the door. It worked beautifully, the panels are staying in place, but I know that I will have a mess if I ever have to replace the insulation panels. Still, I could think of several other ways in which this spray on adhesive could be useful and I most definitely would buy it again!

Excellent product, has extremely strong holding power and works well for my project. I have made several quarters of this product in the past I've never been disappointed.

Used it at college/work/home and it glues anything to everything. Definitely worth keeping on hand for future projects. 3M can be expensive and there are often cheaper alternatives, but I would not buy a cheaper off brand aerosol glue in this case. I've tried a few different brands in the past and nothing comes even 50% as close. It's worth the cost.

I used it to hold down my side molding on my pickup and it work great!

The glue was bad quality and wouldn't stick. My students had to use another type of glue to make their drawings stick to the mat paper. I've used this brand of glue before so I'm not sure why these particular bottles didn't work...

on the expensive side, but does work.

I build model airplanes as a hobby. When "77" first came out it was styrofoam friendly. Then 3M changed the formula and the glue would melt foam which made it unusable for my needs. This is the first time I've had a chance to try the new old spray glue and it's foam safe again. There doesn't seem to be any change to the old formula as it's aggressive which is what I like about it. I heard that it's been out for several years but this is the first time I've tried it.

Spray on was easy as long as you follow the directions. Sticky for your hands and fingers though. For the money I can't complain. Make sure to look on YouTube for projects that is simular to yours to see how theirs came out . Helped me out for sure.

On m'a conseillé ce produit pour faire des entoilages collants avec des cotons

It works perfectly with my patterns for scrolling