3M Super 77 Spray Adhesive

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I use a tape runner for a lot of my cards but when I want a very even, complete, and permanent bond, I use a spray adhesive. The 3M Super 77 was recommended to me years ago and I've been using it ever since. Pair it with a comfort grip and you'll have enough adhesive for, probably, over 100 cards. This adhesive is made for foils, plastics, papers, metals, and cardboard. It dried quickly and clear and can cover 155 square feet. Always spray in a well ventilated area.
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@pattir9332 Год назад

Thanks for the info Kevin!

@stampscapes Год назад

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

@AmandaLangleyCollins Месяц назад

Why not use a bowl or something smaller under the item you are spraying (in the box on the paper) so you can continually move through your items to spray and not have to worry about the next item getting stuck...

@stampscapes Месяц назад

You could but if there's any breeze at all, the pieces are going to go flopping around. That slight tackiness can hold the pieces down.

@kandymurphy2989 Год назад

Will this work with vellum?

@stampscapes Год назад

Yes, this is the adhesive that I use for vellum pieces. If using it like that, just position carefully as, when it comes into contact with whatever you're using the vellum on, it really sticks aggressively. You won't want to have to re-position. And, when I'm fusing the vellum on to something, I don't spray the vellum but I spray the other (usually) stiffer/thicker surface. If you get any trapped air bubbles, work them out right away. I'd get them when I started using vellum but after a couple pieces, I knew what I was doing and didn't get the bubbles anymore. I'd try and lay the vellum flat but now, I kind of position one side of the vellum and work my way across the piece like your'e rolling it on. Sometimes, it's not perfectly straight so I just trim that part off on the edge.