14 oz. Spray Adhesive

I bought a can last year. I used it a couple times and followed directions. It was stored in the house so the temperature pretty much stays the same. The spray nozzle didn’t work and I contact them directly. They said they only guarantee it for 2 years and this can is 2021. I told them there is no date on the can so how would a consumer know they are purchasing an older expired can. So I don’t know how but make sure you don’t purchase an older can. They do not back their product.

I really like this spray glue and I have puchased it several times.However, one of the main reasons I've purchased it repeatedly is because the nozzle clogs up quickly. I only get a chance to use half the can.So if you use this, be sure to clean the nozzle. I would rate the glue 5 stars. I use it to glue my vinyl on cornhole boards.

I started buying this because it was to expensive to buy Blair Art Adhesive with shipping and everything. The can of Gorilla spray showed in this particular add doesn't show a "photo safe" icon on the can but the cans of it that I have been buying do have the photo safe icon on the can for art work. I found out the hard way that multiple spray applications from the same can makes the nozzle get progressively clogged and makes the consistency of the spray pattern terrible. With the first use the spray "mist" works ok and sprays out fairly evenly. You put it away for the next use and come back weeks later to use it again and the spray gets slightly clumpy. Use it again after that and you will get 1/4" globs of adhesive dripping out while you're spraying along with the spray. I want to keep using this because it's cheaper and more readily available than online purchasing. And I do like the adhesion. I think after it dries it makes a strong permanent bond of the canvas to the birchwood. But.. because of the clogging issue this stuff nearly ruined a couple of projects that I was working on. The thing is that when the globs of glue start dripping our all over the mounting board that I'm going to stick the canvas to, those globs of glue will actually soak through the canvas and when you look at the surface it looks like air bubbles trapped under the canvas. So then if you try to rub what looks like an air bubble over to the edge and off the board the glue actually squeezes up to the top side of the canvas and will actually dissolve the ink on the canvas. I found that out the hard way and realized what was going on and stopped trying to rub any more "bubbles" off the board because it was smearing the ink on top of the canvas. What I had to do to save it was to let the glue dry a little bit then just try to press those spots down flat. I included a couple photos of the two canvas prints I was making and the little spots on the canvas that look like smudge marks are actually where the globs of glue soaked through the canvas. After I applied gloss varnish over top of the prints the smudges are no longer visible so I was able to save the projects. After all that said, there is a way to clean the nozzle after each use to avoid the clogging issue that I read about in another review and it does work really good it appears. You can clean the nozzle buy taking the nozzle of the can and soaking it in Goof-Off. I got a small shot glass from the dollar tree to drop the nozzle in and poured goof-off over it until it was completed covering the nozzle and let it sit overnight and it dissolved all the glue off the nozzle. I haven't had an occasion to try it yet but the nozzle looks completely clean of any glue residue. So with that solution to the problem I will keep buying the gorilla spray adhesive because of the apparent strong adhesion factor of it.

Used it to join a wooden plank to 12" cork board squares. Worked great. Nice and tight.

Easy to use and it worked as advertised. I was able to get a nice even coat of glue on the plywood backing to hold the cork. One does need to do this in a well ventilated area. The smell of the glue was still detectable after 18 hours, but not a strong odor.

Followed the directions on the can, let cure with weight on the pieces for 24+ hours. Pieces started peeling apart within days. This is an absolute garbage product. Get loctite or 3M. Not this crap.

Followed directions on can after two days of applying product fell off where applied

Are used this to repair furnace insulation that was removed by a technician. It worked great.

I used this to hold a poster on a framed cork board. It worked great.