(AAT-390 G) Carpet Adhesive, 1 Gallon, 3003.4127

I used this adhesive to stick Infinity Luxury Woven Vinyl to marine plywood that was previously wallpapered. After sanding the bulkheads of this Bertram sportfish I spread the adhesive on the bulkheads then stuck the Luxury Woven Vinyl. Adhesion was good and being able to wash up tools and spills with water is a plus.

Best price we found!Sticks really wellSmell is not over poweringCurrently holding strong

Put woven vinyl flooring on my 20’ pontoon. Adhered well and used a very thin layer, but 2 full cans barely covered a 20’ boat. No complaints otherwise

I used this to re-carpet a 19 foot aluminum bass boat. I stayed away from the solvent based adhesives since it’s know to erode the rubber that backs the carpet. This is a water based adhesive and once it’s cured, it’s never going to loosen up or turn to powder over time. Factory guy told me to use on all flat surfaces and not on vertical or the fold over edges of the lids. I used 3M 90 spray adhesive for that. Over all it turned out perfect. It’s not overly tacky like so many others and allows time to adjust or move the carpet. After it cures it becomes waterproof which is even better if you’re carpeting over any wood. You’ll pay more than most but you get what you pay for. My original carpet was coming loose and had powdered in places. I’ll never have to worry about doing that job again with this stuff, and after doing that job on my boat in August, in Texas, I’d rather eat the glue than do that again !

This product is worthless. Does not adhere to anything :: wood aluminum or the rubber backing on boat carpet . I would give it zero stars but 1 is as low as you can rate. I installed 5 peices of carpet in my boat the first day. The second day the glue had not adhered to the carpet so I let it set for another 48 hrs. Long story short- 5days later I started vacuuming the saw dust and and debris from the carpet before continuing. While vacuuming the carpet it started pulling loose. Now I have to start all over again. I'll purchase new carpet and go to a reliable glue such as Henry's 663. Thanks for costing me so much time and money. Will never buy this brand name again.

We applied this with a 1/16” v-notch trowel and our 20’ boat has 5 sheets of marine plywood on it. We were told by the marina we got our carpet from that despite the van saying it will cover 180sqft with that size trowel, that it doesn’t; we had 169 sqft to cover and got two buckets; it turns out we only got 3/5 of the not done before we ran out. I now need two more since it only concerns about 1.5 sheets of plywood per bucket (and I have 2 sheets left). Ugh. I’m told it’s good stuff to use, but be very wary of the coverage that’s stated. My plywood is old, but sound; not sure if that’s the difference. It still amounts to less of an expense vs new marine plywood, but it was disappointing to come up short. I’ll have to rent the linoleum roller again too, which is cheap, but an extra hassle. I just applied it yesterday so I’m assuming adhesion is good, because it was recommended by the marina and another boat restoration website, but I’ll update if I find out it’s not.

Went on very easily. Seems to be holding but just installed, time and wetness will tell.

Went on well with a trowel and was able to cover a 8 x 20 pontoon deck in under an hr. Infinity vinyl recommends this adhesive...a job you want done right the first time. Talked to a rep from the adhesive manufacturer as well who was very helpful!