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[BigRig]

It sprays well but lacks industrial strength and is sticky as all heck and stays sticky. Anybody using this with the same concerns? I may be applying wrong but I do not have the surface to surface strength I was hoping for.

[WILD BILL]

If your not happy with the results try Weldwood Contact Adhesive.

https://rochfordsupply.com/products/wel ... D46bQOt8jl

It's what I switched to after having concerns with 3M super 77 and have been really impressed.

Seems to be the go to for most trimmers I've watched as well.

[LLeeT]

I've tried some of the spray can glues and the Weldwood Contact glue. My choice is strictly the Weldwood Landau top and trim glue. I set my spray gun a 50 pounds for the best pattern.

[BigRig]

My concerns are with the overspray and sticky residue. I have tried the Weldwood and it is favorable.

[WILD BILL]

I use a roll of wide masking paper to cover my table so I don't have to worry about cleaning glue over spray off.

[WILD BILL]

Also, if you're spraying with a gun, you can adjust both the amount of glue that comes out and the width of the fan spray as to minimize the over spray.

I can't recall of the top of my head which does which but I'm sure you can find out on line or just go out and spray on some scrap cardboard and it will soon become clear.