Elmer's Multi-Purpose Spray Adhesive, 4 Ounces

This is a remarkably good glue and useful in so many situations. I recently used it to adhere a second 3-D vinyl sheet to my front door, 1 layer did not provide sufficient privacy. The glue dried between the vinyl layers without any problems in 24 hours, and additionally, has stayed clear (has not yellowed), despite 100F degree days, which makes me think it has acrylic in it, rather than urethane - which would certainly have yellowed in short order. I am delighted with this glue. I recommend you clean up any over spray ASAP with rubbing alcohol, and that will save you a lot of problems. Waiting to clean up later would be a mistake (IMO).

Has a very fine mist. Unfortunately it was a very windy day, so I had to put the nozzle very close to where the glue got sprayed on. Still worked fine to cover the surface with an even coat of glue. Had a plastic toolbox in the car that kept sliding around in the cargo area of a station wagon. Used this with pebbly rubber shelf liner on the bottom of the toolbox. It doesn't move anymore. Can't attest to how long after spraying when the glue became fixed as the toolbox was left in the garage overnight to get the rubber liner to become affixed. Because of the fine mist, I used masking tape to which a plastic sheet is attached to prevent overspray from getting anywhere other than on the bottom of the toolbox. Did its job. Only time will tell if the glue survives a long time in the car sitting in the hot sun, and during the frigid winter.

I use this glue to attached photos to quarter inch wood panels then cut out and epoxy. Dries fast but allows for some movement if you need to adjust photo.

Did not work for the project I wanted to use it for. it caused the paper coating on the poster board to wrinkle.

I used this for my school project. At the beginning everything stick extra good, but when it dried out - it all felt apart. It also sprays with very wide range - everything around you will be with glue. But do not worry - it doesn't hold ))

all the bigger cans clog up the nozzle after a few usages, leaving you a 90% full can you have to throw away. these smaller cans make more sense and this one in particular doesn't clog up the nozzle as easy. You get more bang for your buck out of these smaller ones than the larger 3m, locktite and gorilla ones. Adhesive is slightly weaker, but probably not enough weaker to matter for most applications. Maybe approximately 80% to 90% the strength of 3m red cans.

I do diamond art painting. The canvas gets dry occasionally and I use a little spray and it's perfect.

Bottle had no spray tip

Great product to adhere shoe fabric material.

Works great!!! Recommend highly!