Name: 3M Scotch® Super 77 Spray Adhesive
Brand: 3M
SKU: D281088S
Price: 16.79 USD
Rating: 4.5 (125 reviews)

Buy the 3M Scotch® Super 77 Spray Adhesive at Michaels.com. This adhesive bonds a wide range of lightweight materials and offers a fast, aggressive tack for a quick bond.

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This adhesive bonds a wide range of lightweight materials and offers a fast, aggressive tack for a quick bond. It works well with paper, cardboard, fabric, insulation, plastic, metal, wood and more.<br><br>Details:<br><ul><li>Available in multiple sizes</li><li>Versatile</li><li>Quick set time</li><li>Multi-purpose adhesive</li></ul>

vgreen

I thought this was larger but great glue either way. I use it on everything!

Kuppe

Did not work for me at all.  Used it to adhere cork 12x12 squares to wood, every one fell off.
Next ill try super 90 if i can find it.

Wunderweiss88

This is pretty great adhesive. I used it to glue two pieces of foam together. It stuck pretty nicely and quickly. I like that the stream of glue is very fine. The mist is very even and covers the surface nicely.

Crafting for a living

Love it! It works really well for paper to paper products or to adhere loose glitter onto something. Just make sure to spray an even full coat and to stick the item on quickly.

Deb1

I use this product for my sticky mats for my circuit and have spent so much money on replacements as the nozzles clog up, I have soaked in hot water and and nothing seems to work so I go buy another can.  It would be great if you made 1 or 2 oz cans for crafters.  Is there any way to unclog, I hate wasting almost full cans

RandomTux

Ive been using 3M Super77 for 20+ years, never even once had an issue.
Used to permanently bond hundreds of different materials-and
when i say permanently, i bloody mean it! Its is like contact adhesive
and its never dissolved ANY foams for me.
NOTE- for best results use common sense and good practice, and read the entire label, but in addition, remember the 7 P's: Proper Planning and Preparation Prevents a P*ss-Poor Performance!

In a well ventilated area, prepare a temporary "spray zone",  covered by taped-down card or paper, around the items you expect to bond-this zone will catch any overspray, which is a hard  to remove, and attracts dust over time, giving you a carpet-like area of black crud. (acetone will get rid of this, but why waste time with cleanup, when a few moments of forethought will obviate this step)

Shake well, yes shake it good! Check visually that the spray button orifice isnt obstructed by previously dried adhesive. Dont be lazy, a blocked nozzle WILL spatter the spray pattern.
If it needs cleaning, pop it into a cup of turps or other thinner and agitate or leave for a few minutes until the dried glue is loose enough to remove.

Make sure spray button is replaced in the can aligned with the dot on the upper rim. This ensures the aerosol inner tube is well within the cans inner contents, even when near empty, also preventing intermittent spray delivery (spattered uneven glue blobs).

Correct distance to ensure even coat, 8-10 inches. The emerging flat fan spray pattern can be rotated 90 degrees, it is not a conical spray shape as car paint cans are, but can be adjusted to match your spraying direction (are you spraying from left to right, or up to down). 

Test your material on a scrap before applying glue to parts, to ascertain whether what your'e sticking requires one or both of the parts to be sprayed, and whether a double coat is required on each side (obviously waiting 3-5 mins between coats), some absorbent surfaces like leather need 2 thin coats on each mating face, and allowed to dry to touch before bringing them together.

Bear in mind that because Super77 is freaking strong, its always better to put slightly more than you think is required, as separating underglued items to add more glue is next to baeucoup difficile, once dried.

Trish

I am so upset. I just spent a fortune on photos for a 3 year project.  The can of super77 says “photo safe”.  It is NOT!  I had many brands of all purpose adhesive I could have chosen but went with Scotch because i thought i could trust it. 
I did exactly what the instructions told me!
The whole project is now covered with tiny white dots of glue and some bigger splats where the can didn’t spray right.  
I am so upset!

Gus F

I have been a fan and user of 3M products for the past 60 years.I have trusted their products until recently.  I used one can of super 77 that I had in my shop and it worked and stuck all the foam squares to the ceiling of my VO studio The Batch number on the can was 7213CW/A12357/0138. When it ran out I bought another can. It's batch number is A93379329E/0343. Spraying the foam squares in the same manner I have had every one of the squares detach and fall. My faith in 3M products has dissolved because of this situation.

hawk1

I bought this to glue 'blue foam' insulation board together. Even though the can says it can be used on foam, don't use it! It will melt the foam.

denisep

Works like a charm...This product worked great to repair old wallpaper that had begun to lift at the seams and curl in places. I do have a question regarding the product... What can I use to remove the over spray?

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