LoctiteProfessional Performance Spray Adhesive 13.5-Fluid Ounce Aerosol Can (1629134)

From the man of the house. I've tried lots of spray glues in my time, and this is about the best. I'm working on a special project that really tests how a glue works. I'm building a large pond. It has a rubber liner (EPDM), and over that, I needed to glue the finishing surface -- flexible rolls of something called "Rock on a Roll" (which was available on Amazon but not at the time of this writing: Rock-on-a-Roll for hiding pond liner - 3 by 8 foot ). You can simply search for it online and buy directly from the company. It's great stuff -- I recommend it. It's a product made to look like bedrock once in place, and it's made from "polymers" -- a kind of plastic.SO, how to permanently stick the top layer to the bottom layer of rubber? Of all the adhesives available, the manufacturer of the Rock-on-a-Roll recommends Loctite Professional -- this product. It sprays a web-like sticky covering. You spray both sides of what you want to stick, allow it to get tacky for about a minute, then press the two together. Depending on what you're doing, you might want to get a roller like I did Cosmos ® 4-Inch Rubber Brayer Roller for Printmaking, Great for gluing application also..Some reviewers complain that the product can be messy. I can see how that would be true, especially inside on small projects. For those, you might want a paint-on glue. Also, this is highly flammable and you don't want to breathe it! Keep away from any spark or flame, use in a well-ventilated area, and think about wearing a breathing mask.The price of $11/can is pretty good IF you can get free shipping. It's about a buck less at that big-mart company, off the shelf. It's a dollar more at the big-box home hardware store. Your better deal, depending on the size of your project, is one of the multiple-can options.Overall, recommended!

I must admit that at first I was a bit skeptical about a spray adhesive, but it really works! I purchased this product to glue down two sections of floor carpet which had loosened and lifted -- one area in my back hall (a type of mud room), and a section on my outdoor rear steps. I had first tried Crazy Glue, but because carpeting is somewhat porous the repair was short lived. The consistency of this glue is heavier than that of Crazy Glue, almost like a foam.Prior to spraying/applying the adhesive I first cleaned and wiped away any dirt and debris beneath the carpeting to make a clean surface. On the indoor section I sprayed a generous supply of glue to both the floor and bottom of the carpet. I then waited about 90 seconds for the glue to become more tacky and then pushed the carpet to the floor, and it held wonderfully.It was pretty much the same for the section carpet on my outdoor rear steps -- after spraying a generous supply of glue to both the cement step and bottom of the carpet and waiting for the glue to become tackier I pushed the carpet down and it held. The section of carpet which flaps over the sides of the steps could tend to be a bit stubborn and you may need to devise a prop to apply some gentle pressure to the carpet for about 5 minutes until the glue sets up/dries and the carpet holds on its own as I did.It has only been a little over a week and thus far the carpet has held fine and firmly in both areas. I suppose only more time will tell of how good and effective this product really is. So far no complaints.While I used this product to re-glue down two sections of loose/lifting carpet I'm sure it could be used for other gluing chores and applications as well. From what I've seen thus far I would recommend this product for any of those smaller type re-gluing projects which may arise.

I had a special project that I was doing that required another can of this particular product, but my supplier stopped carrying it. Luckily Amazon had it and sent it to me so that I could continue with no delay. Overall the product is great, good adhesion, and will clean up if you get while its still wet.

Needed this to apply to our stair decal artwork. Goes on evenly and doesn't spray all over the place. Works great!

I was about to throw away a perfectly good coffee maker because the finish had worn off the hot plate and it looked dirty all the time. I then discovered "grilling cloth," so I cut a circle to fit and it looked great. The only problem was, when I lifted the carafe, the circle would often stick to the bottom of the pot instead of staying in place on the hot plate. I decided to try this adhesive because it said it can withstand high temperatures. It does! My circle of grilling cloth now looks as though I had refinished the hot plate. Another landfill item rescued!

This is a great adhesive, but my biggest complaint is this... It clogs up the nozzle very easily and is very difficult to clean the nozzle. If not for that, this would be a superb product. When I turn it up side down to clear the nozzle, I must be doing it wrong, because it only sprays out more product, and not air only. So I waste product, and still can't unclog the nozzle. I have to wipe the nozzle after each use, right away, and this only helps a little bit.

Very messy but very sticky. Be sure to cover everything close to what you want sprayed. Come out of can in a wide, rather than precise, arch.

Versatile spray; I had area's of my front door screen door coming loose, so I secured them in place then sprayed the area's. It does not take much to do the job. Glad to have it around, as something always needs securing.