Infun Max #5023 Pro Stick 65 Hi-Strength Black Spray Adhesive (17 oz.)

I repaired our John Deer Gator seat, it is worked good. I'm still afraid to remove the duct tape support, but it seems to be holding pretty well. It's only been about a month since I repaired the seat so we will see how long it lasts. Great product, very sticky, I definitely advise using a drop cloth of some type or some cardboard wind spraying. It's very difficult to get off anything you get it on including clothes.

So I bought this product to adhere my sound absorbing foam to some cardboard before mounting it on my wall, and it works pretty well. A simple ‘S’ spray has stuck got my foam stuck to the cardboard pretty well. Overall, it’s easy to use, the pressure adjusting cap is very nice and yeah that’s a bout it.

This product can have many applications, so take my review with a grain of salt. My use is perhaps a little bit beyond the intended use of the product, and I probably should have used something more industrial strength. The bottle does have a fair amount of adhesive and sprays well. It disperses the glue in a somewhat predictable fashion. My suggestion is make a practice shot before you go to apply it to the target surface. The glue hold will be good enough for a wide array of applications. Its not too strong, not too weak. Best bet is to apply it to one material, wait a minute or so, and then merge the other materials. It gets tacky pretty fast, so timing is important. Too soon and you will be holding the materials for a while. Too late and the glue wont bond well. After over a month after my installation, the glue seems to be holding as well as it did just after completion. My use was to attach carpet to bunks for my trailer. So, marine-ish carpet onto treated 2x6's. I made sure to let the wood dry out a bit, and I did all the work in a clean, dry workstation. The glue was strong enough to hold the carpet in place until I had a chance to staple gun it. However, the glue could have been stronger, and did separate more than I would have liked. I ended up having to use way more staples than I would have otherwise. It really doesn't seem to be quite up to the task of marine use, and this is supposed to be within the realm of this product I think. So, in summary, it was good enough to hold the carpet onto the wood long enough for me to staple it. Not much more. Overall, I would buy this product again. I don't think I would use it for a marine application, however. But that doesn't mean the product is junk. Its just not really for marine, and I kind of expected that it would work from the product literature. I would like to rate it 4.5 stars.

In florida they dont sell 3m74 anywere and online prices are so high, this one is BETTER that the 74. I use it to glue some stretch felp on a custom subwoffer box and it held on even when applying resin. Worked gret also to attach vinyl and carper to sub boxes

We've tried several different brands. This is the one we prefer for adhesive quality and speed.

Worked perfectly, the upholstery on my Jaguar is once again sticking nicely to the roof. This product was easy to use and got the job done quickly. I had previously tried using regular glue but it would seep through the ceiling upholstery leaving a permanent dark mark, not a good look. This product does not have this issue.

We have a small Internet business (Odormedic) selling odor elimination products (including free consulting) in addition to providing odor elimination services to homes and businesses in the Minneapolis area, and we use spray glue to stick the shipping labels to the packages we ship worldwide. We cannot afford to have problems with this phase of the shipping operation and this product didn't work at all. The first can would not spray. It just spit out a pencil lead diameter stream of glue. Thanks to Amazon's return policy, they shipped us another one.....exactly the same problem. I maybe dumb, but I ain't stupid....I explained the situation to Amazon and they refunded my money and I went to Home Depot and bought 3M spray glue with which we have zero problems. The 16.75 ounce 3M super 77 Multi-Purpose Adhesive is what we use and you can find it on Amazon Prime for $23+ or for $10 but you pay shipping.....or you can buy exactly the same product at Home Depot for about $10. C'mon Amazon.....if you had a prime shipping price around $10 for this product I would buy the glue from you....just like I do about everything else.

i tried it with carpet and wood and it totally failed. I tried vinyl on hardwood it also failed. Has a nice spray pattern but if you are trying to wrap panels or speakers boxes like the picture on the can shows i would go somewhere else. I've used over a dozen different brands and this one ranks lower on the scale as far as adhesion. Had to remove and throw away the fabric and reprep every panel and buy more fabric and better glue to finish my project properly.