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May 20, 2006 at 1:48 pm #60544

Gilles Blais

Hi Todd,
Try 3M’s Hi-Strength 90 spray adhesive. It is getting harder to find it as Home Depot has phased it out to rationalize down to faster movers like Spray 77. Do not buy other than 90 for vinyl. The first time I used it was to stick vinyl material to the dash of my Alpine in 1992. It has not moved or bubbled up. Back then the label used to say that it was a true contact cement (neoprene I think) with anti-plasticizing feature (long-term softening up from vinyl grease) topical of true contact adhesives.

Over here High Strength 90 is available at other big box stores at decent prices. The local NAPA (UAP in Canada) also can get it, but paying full list 3M prices is almost insulting. At UAP, a quart of 3M compound is $68 plus 15% taxes! I don’t mind paying for good stuff but I draw the line somewhere. I digress. Spray 90 is an amazing product. Sorry for my delayed reply; I just started upholstering the green car.

Cheers, Gilles