Spray on Adhesive Large 11.0 -Ounce. Popular with Embroidery, Quilt Basting, Mounting Stencil, Screen Printing. Easy to Bond & Tack, Spray, Removable, Restickable Glue for Fabric, Textile & More

Very nice temp spray adhesive for fabrics/paper. I tried to use this spray to keep a Chindy floor runner from slipping. It worked for about two weeks. If you keep your floors dust free, and do the spraying outdoors (vapors), it works for a while. Not really good for keeping rugs in place!Trying to find a solution for slipping rugs! I detest the rubber backing on some, since it always deteriorates and crumbles over time, and the commonly available rubbery underlayment for thin throw rugs, gets very dirty, clumps up, and shifts...

I used it to hold a star stencil in place so that I could paint the stars on a piece of stained pine for making flags.. Sprayed the stencil VERY lightly, waited about 2 minutes to let it dry a little. Then stuck it on a piece of green bar paper to remove any excess that I may have sprayed, took it off the green bar and on to the wood, Turned out great! No bleeding paint under the stencil. The secret is moderation.

Used this on my cricut mats that had lost their stickiness. Once applied properly, works really well. If too much is applied, then you could ruin your mat and your material. Spray it very light.

I used this product to mount fabric on the back of an Ikea Billy Bookcase. It comes out in a very nice fine spray, so you can layer it as much as you want to get the amount of adhesive you want. The fabric i mounted was a light-weight woven upholstery fabric with light backing on it; I sprayed both the fabric and the back of the bookcase to get a nice adherence and I didn't notice any bleed-through of the spray onto the face of the fabric or any discoloration. if you are using a thin printed fabric i would try a small sample first and let it dry. A couple of times i had to re-position the fabric and did so immediately; it easily pulled up and laid back down and stuck. I sprayed outside - even though the spray is direct i don't think there is any way you can do this indoors and contain the mist from getting on other items. Also, when i sprayed a large piece of fabric, i did a section at a time, exposing the face of the fabric, and realized the mist was lightly coating it, so i covered it with newspaper to prevent it from getting tacky. there was a slight smell from the glue that lingered afterwards, but i left it outside and i don't smell anything a day later.

I like the stick,but the smell is awful.

Great product!!! Holds my stencils in place very well while I paint the initial image on my work area.

This product works very well. I am a sewer and a quilter. It holds the fabric in place with just the right amount of tac, and washes out perfectly.I am able to reposition the fabric when needed without re-spraying. I have used it on all types of fabric including terry cloth towels and it workedperfectly.

Used one time & it seems to work for adhering the stabilizer for machine embroidery.