Elmer's Craftbond Multi-Purpose Spray Adhesive, 11 oz, White, Packaging may vary

I needed a new can of spray adhesive and this product came highly recommended so I tried it out on my craft project. It was extremely easy to use, the spray button is very nicely designed, and the product stays tack long enough to align your item before sticking it down.Although I had really only intended to use this stuff for craft projects (paper, photos, balsa wood, etc...), I actually ended up using it on my hepa filter rubber seal for my Dyson vacuum cleaner. The seals did not arrive with my new filters, so I had to peel the rubber gaskets off of my old filter and try to reuse them. Well obviously the glue on the back of the gaskets was not meant to be used again, so I cleaned them off, placed them upside down on a newspaper and applied a thin coat of this Elmer's spray adhesive to the backs. I was a little nervous that this may not work or that it would somehow screw up my new filters but IT WORKED GREAT! So glad I had this adhesive around. I WILL DEFINITELY be purchasing more of this product in the future!

Every other spraymount product costs 2-3 times what this one does, so I was skeptical of this product, but at the time I'm a world-class cheap ass, so I decided to try this out.It arrived in a couple days, and it works great. I don't think it's quite as robust as the 3M products, but it's more than enough for probably 95% of anything you'd use it for. You don't have to use a bunch of it, a little goes a long way. The only caution - don't get this on your fingers, it's a little tough to get off (not impossible, just takes a few minutes).This is a great deal unless you're mounting a super heavy weight of stock. For most uses, this is totally adequate, dont' waste money on the other brands, this is just as good.

I love the intricate dies and the beautiful designs they can cut, but they can be a pain to adhere to projects. I make cards and have tried every possible adhesive but most are runny, or sticky, or show, or spoil the shine on the foil die cut. Now I just keep a cardboard box handy and shoot a spray of adhesive on the back of those intricate die cuts and my card goes together perfectly with no mess!

I was making t-shirt rugs but having difficulty joining the ends of the strips without causing huge bulges. Decided to try this spray-on bond, figuring it would hold at least long enough to do the braiding. It's still holding! I took apart one of the braids as it looked nappy and not one joined segment came apart! The only drawback I discovered is that it holds so well, you need to be careful of the overspray. I joined a few items unintentionally! I totally recommend this product.

I use this to attach fabric to foam board, and it's great! You can remove and move the fabric if needed, and after a few minutes it is securely adhered to the foam. Only draw-back is it's easy to over spray and get it on your hands, and it's hard to clean off your skin. I recommend wearing disposable gloves while spraying if this happens to you.

This worked really well on fabric! Glued a large sheet to the side of plastic greenhouse. Not messy and super quick, was able to move fabric when needed to. Now I’m wondering what I can use it on next

I bought this to use to spray baste my quilt projects indoors.The spray is not as consistent as I would like, as in, not a consistently fine mist, but,as it dries clear, I can live with that.It has a slight odor that I don't like, but it does not linger for long.It does not spray purple at all, but as long as it adheres. I'm okay with that. It would be nice to see where it landed, though.I do tend to use a pressing cloth and iron it dry. That works for me.The main thing that I do not like is the fact that one must completely remove the nozzle and clean it after every use. This is a big PITA and of course, there is the opportunity to spill the bottle every time this little exercise is carried out. If it were just to run the tip under hot water, it would not be so bad, but no, you must be sure that all the glue is cleared from the spray tube as well and sprays just water before reinserting the spray nozzle. This is the main reason I will not be re-ordering this product.

Best spray adhesive I've found for my handmade prints and notecards. Does not fail, though you must adhere the paper within @15 sec of spraying. You don't have to spray both sides either. Supposedly archival.