Customer Reviews for Gorilla 14 oz. Spray Adhesive

Works real good on high density foam that is used for upholstery.

clogged after one use. used it on plastic and did not work . Used it on a 1/8 piece of wood to to divide a small box and did not stay upright.

The spray nozzle is poorly connected to the can. The adhesive bubbled out underneath the nozzle, dripping onto the items I was gluing, onto the can and onto my fingers. The nozzle stuck to my finger and came off the can. After I put it back onto/into the can the adhesive leaked out under the nozzle faster and the spray contained too little adhesive resulting in poor adhesion of the items. The adhesive works when applied adequately but the spray nozzle is undependable and makes a mess.

Worked great on glueing fabric to wood.

The least expensive spray adhesive on the shelf. Works fine.

I bought the spray glue to attach self stick wallpaper that didn’t stick. So far it is holding as expected. The only thing I didn’t like was the glue built up on the sprayer.

Gluing up some small wood blocks... 80 grit flat surfaces, 10-12 square inches. This glue NEVER cured, the blocks still slid past and off each other with moderate pressure after 2 days. Clean up will be fun, will try the IPA, otherwise saw dust and 220 to try and save the pieces else I have to cut them all again. For bonding two wood blocks, not the glue to use. When something dries, it should be solid, this never got there.

Always strong stuff. I used it to attach a new shoe foot bed liner to old hard plastic orthotics.

It's Gorilla Glue, it speaks for itself!

The spray nozzle kept popping off

I purchased 2 cans and the first can quit spraying after 5 seconds of use then the second can just sprays but no adhesive was coming out bit after 10 seconds of trying to spray it quit spraying I may of gotten an expired batch. I did not see a date code on them. stick to 3m adhesives pay a little extra for it

Doesn't stick at all (like all Gorilla products) just turns to flakes and its about as clear as salt from wet to dry, used the entire can on the same small project and the only thing that barely stuck together were my fingers. Tried the tape, the glue, the cement, the sealant and now this and every time I wind up having to start over and get a different brand. Stick with Flex Seal or 3M (pun not intended but it works [unlike anything from this brand] so I'm keeping it)

Though it may sound weird, I used this spray to glue a large maple leaf onto a piece of painted wood. Within a week or two, the leaf started detaching from the wood.

For crafts I would highly recommend

exceeded my expectations. It has to be used vertically because otherwise it becomes foamy.

Works well and doesn't smell strong, in fact very little. Does the job.