Scotch3M DisplayMount Permanent Multi-Purpose Spray Adhesive, Transparent, Standard, 1 Can, 400 ml

I use spraymount for making large block mounted images (mostly photographic) onto PDF board.

Our first mistake was that we sprayed the entire design sheet when using for sublimation and you could see the result, it does works well if you spray around the outside of the design so it doesn’t effect the transfer of the print

Used it for years as part of craft work. Best of many similar products but messy because of spray drift.

Sadly, something in this product reacts wtih aluminium.I used this product to mount Kodak Metallic C-Type prints direct to Dibond. (Aluminium surface)I cleaned the aluminium with rubbing alcohol to remove any residue or grease.Later, I spaymounted with this product and all was well initially.I left the prints under a press/weight (15kg) for a day to make sure they bonded well. Which they appeared to.Sadly, a couple of days later, I got bubbles appearinging, and they got worse, with most of the 24 prints suffering bubbles after a week.This was exhibition work I was hand mounting. It eventually ruined my works.My advice: TEST TEST TEST. Before you commit to anything valuable with this because you may get bad results, and at £17 a can, its not cheap.

If you want your pictures to be glued to the page as soon as you put them on, this is your product, you have to have precise hands though as once the pictures with the spray are put on to the page, forget it, that's how they will stay, very powerful adhesive. One more thing, follow the instructions, it says to use it in an open space, so if you don't have a garden or open area, just open all the windows, I live in a flat and I am still dizzy from the last time I used it. Defo not good for your health. and PS: you might want to buy the latest cheaper tabloid so you can spread its pages across the floor if you don't want it to be sticky forever. Just saying, good luck! It definitely works, too well.They also sent me the spray through the parcel company called yodel, no problem with that, but I work shift work and after 3 delivery attempts your parcel is going to end up in their biggest centre wherever it is, and it could be quite a long journey, the next centre from here is a 2h drive, luckily I was here on the 3rd attempt. If I bought it online it is because I couldn't drive to go to a shop and buy it, driving 2 hours to get it from a centre destroys the whole buy-it-online-and-chillax internet experience. just saying.

3m CraftMount permanent adhesive is perfect for my craft specifications. Although it sounds expensive per can it lasts a long time and I only need to replace it annually. I have tried other less expensive alternatives but 3M comes out on top without a doubt.

I found it hard to push as I have arthritis and expensive but it does the job and that is what you want it for.

Does a great job at sticking but be careful as it can overspray quite a bit !