3M Super 77 Spray Adhesive, 14 oz.

Super 77 is really easy to use and works exactly as expected. Make sure to use it outdoors because the fumes are strong, but once it’s applied, the bond is excellent. I used it on an EVA pad for my Almond R-Series Secret Menu soft-top surfboard and had zero issues — just prep well with tape and newspaper for clean, pro-level results. I’ve also used it for cardboard projects, including building custom shipping containers, and it consistently holds up. The only downside is how expensive the can has gotten lately. If you need it, it’s still worth it, but the price jump is definitely noticeable.

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Our 2013 avalon interior is beginning to show signs of wear especially in surfaces prone to contact such as arm rests. Toyota builds a fine automobile overall, but they skimped a little on coverings. So when the center console armrest cover started cracking, we had it covered by a local shop. They didnt have the matching color so we tried a standard dark grey. Wife hated it due to the significant contrast with the other coverings in the cockpit. Then I found a replacement in leather that matched completely. Was concerned that the replacement was short on the long sides where staples and adhesive usually bond the cover. Only had enough material to wrap the edge and fold it under. I used 3m 77 to glue the new cover into place. Paid peticular attention to the shorter install area, It is a spray and easily applied directly or indirectly. Just fowllow the instructions and let the adhesive become tacky before assembling. It does allow for repositioning for a short while before curing. The non stapled short areas held great. Wife was happy with the results and I once again patted myself on my back for a job well done.

I used this as part of a method I saw on Twitter. You take 4-way stretch spandex, cut to roughly the shape your want to wrap with seam allowance, then spray both the armor/base and fabric. Then you pull it on over it. It worked really well! It's better for things that aren't as textured, since by pulling the fabric over the foam you're putting tension on it so it might come up in between raised points. It also remains sticky if you need to pull it up again and back (accidental wrinkles), though only a few times until it starts to loose sticking power (totally reasonable). I noticed that air bubbles weren't really a problem, which was a great plus considering I was wrapping a curved surface. Definitely recommend to people who need to make metallic armor without battle damage! The fabric can hide the color of the foam and anything else you might not like ;) Before photo used as a comparison.

Wasnt quite sure which 3M spray to get but settled on this one. I scrubbed the wall with a simple green mixture, dried the wall and then sprayed the 3M 77 adhesive on and let it dry a bit. It gets slightly tacky. Do cover anything you don't want a slight film on from the overspray. It's not much but it'll get places you don't want. The subway tiles haven't budged nor peeled away. I did try to peel one off to reposition it and the paint came with it so I'm confident this spray is doing it's job. Probably didn't need the 14oz size because I have so much leftover. Great product and will be my "go to" for a while.