Elmer's Multi-Purpose Spray Adhesive, 4 Ounces

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 to attach photos onto foam core. Very easy to use, works great. I would just cover the immediate surrounding area due to over spray. You have to apply the spray from a reasonable distance to avoid pooling concentrations.

Used this on my car interior roof fabric that was coming down, quick spray, smoothed it out, worked great, simple to use in tight areas. No over spray or glue blow back, nice smooth nozzle.

Honestly hands doen one of the best glues for glitter bouquets i have my own buisness and ive always used this spray adhesive to add glitter onto my flowers

Spray a light coating 1 time for a temporary peel and stick...but for something more permanent use two coats...Worked great for my stencils

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

My granddaughter and I used the glue to put glitter on a painted letter ‘B' for her bedroom wall. It worked extremely well and the mess was very minimal.

it does have a temporary element to it, like tombo glue. i was struggling to understand if it actually had a temporary bond or people were just able to peel stuff apart, from the reviews. i like it. quite a fume-y glue. it does the temp bond if you spray and let set for a few min. if you stick to something immediately, it is a permanent bond. i used it on stencils. it worked great. peeled away from 110%23 cardstock, w/o peeling paper fibers. though... i put stencils in water to rinse inks, then soaked for a while. it didn't help to remove the glue. idk if a scrubbing device would have helped but dunno if the buildup on the stencil will affect its future use. no one else who reviewed for their stencil use, stated how well the stencils cleaned up. could just be a me issue, i suppose.

Had peel and stick wallpaper that was not sticking. Used the glue to adhere to wall.

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 ))