3M 80 Yellow Rubber and Vinyl Spray Adhesive, 24 Fluid + M69 Ounce Aerosol, Net weight 19 Ounce

I got this glue to do my own 1/25th slot car tire donuts after following "Cleve" ( tech tips ) on Utube. Works great and I can't imagine I'd use it all up for my purposes.

It works fast, make sure your prepared

I used this to attach some rubber sheeting to the inside of the fenders on my race car as rock protection (the rock impacts on the inside of the fenders were cracking or blowing out the gelcoat on the outside of the fenders). I sprayed the 3M adhesive on the rubber sheet and also on the fiberglass, let it sit for a few minutes, and then laid the rubber sheet onto the fiberglass. It dried in less than an hour and by the next morning that rubber wasn't going anywhere. It's just another top-notch 3M product.

I purchase the 80 adhesive and used it on a hot tub cover. I wanted to attach another piece of vinyl to it. I applied the adhesive as directed. It seemed to stick. The next morning i checked and it was all loose.

Good product by 3M because it has a high temp rating. Used on hood insullation of classic car. Hard to find locally.

Resists heat. Sticky product

Very strong sticky spray. I just sprayed on the surface i needed to attach the rubber, then sprayed the rubber... Stick them together and they bonded quickly. I applied some pressure to make sure, and it is holding great!!

I can see someone giving this more stars depending on the material they're using. I was hoping to glue together some sheets of vinyl fabric (both with and without cloth backing) and it was a total fail. I was expecting it to be a better version of Super 77 for the vinyl fabric, but in the end we went back to the 77. It's also messier and (not surprisingly) seems lot more noxious. For all the hassle I was hoping for better performance. Your mileage will most certainly vary depending on the materials you're working with, but I can only review based on my experience.