Trim Fix High Temp Spray Adhesive 500ml, Headliner & Van Carpet Glue

Worked great for our 4 way stretch carpet install in our campervan build, make sure you use quite a bit

I recently used Trim Fix High Temperature Adhesive Glue Spray to reattach some loose carpet in my classic car, and I couldn’t be more impressed with the results. This adhesive is seriously strong! After coating both surfaces and waiting a few moments until they were nearly touch dry, I carefully smoothed the carpet back into place. Within ten minutes, the carpet was stuck solid, and it hasn’t budged since. One thing I would note is to be extra careful with your positioning before sticking the carpet down. This glue is so powerful that you really only get one shot to get it right. The bond is immediate and strong, so make sure everything is aligned perfectly before pressing it into place. I also used it to touch up a couple of smaller areas in my car’s interior, and now everything looks flawless. The adhesive is easy to apply and has a very accurate nozzle, the results are professional-grade. If you’re looking for a reliable, high-temperature adhesive for automotive use, this is the one to get. It made my car’s interior look amazing again. Highly recommended!

Very sticky best spray both pieces and let dry then use a hairdryer to make them stick together

I've used several of these types of glue, and this is the best. Used it to re-cover my caravan ceiling in 4 way stretch material. It does the job very well, and resists high temperatures (up to 110C). Easy to work with. Recommended, as the others (that look very much the same) don't stick as well. Wear a mask, although the odour is minimal.

I used this spray glue to line out the back of my van with 3mm coin rubber matting. You need to keep the can mostly upright and spray from about 25cm away and the glue comes out like stringy stuff in a 15cm x 2cm narrow figure of 8 pattern. You glue one part horizontally and the other part vertically and then touch the two pieces together to adhere. It says to wait until the glue is touch dry, in 8'C winter weather this took about 15 seconds. For the floor I had my matting precut to size and rolled up. I sprayed the plywood floor in 2ft sections, spraying up and down along the ply wood floor and horizontally across my matting, unrolling it to stick a section before moving up to the next. The glue sticks stronlg almost instantly and it had no problem instantly keeping the heavy matting in place on the verticle bulk head. I actually had to try to stick the bulkhead section on a few times because it was so awkward with the contours and angles it was really difficult to place in the correct position. Trying to pull the matting back right away was tough and I had to reapply the glue each time I messed up. If you have to reuse the can the next day, pull any glue residue off the nozzle before you start. I was very happy with the Trim-Fix spray and would recommend it.

Although purchased to repair head liner in car. It soon came unstuck again. Not sure why. I'll try again.

Bought after reading reviews and not tried yet but been told its the best

Avoid this seller. I ordered the item and it was "damaged in transit". I was refunded my Amazon. I reordered and what happened, same thing, delayed and "damaged in transit." I desperately needed the glue as my lining had fallen down in my van in the heat and had a trip planned so had to pay more money and order elsewhere to guarantee delivery in time for me to fix the liner before my trip. Whilst the glue itself is actually very good, the seller is not fulfilling orders for whatever reason and I would therefore buy this product elsewhere.

What a super product, did a super job . I laid a lot of Artificial Putting Green Surface in a Garden Room and also lots of Foam Shaun’s Panelling Everything was so easy to fit using this product

Oh my God. I had 3 mirrors to put on the wall. First 2 manage to put them nice and neat. The 3rd one I was putting the top on the wall trying to interlock it with the one allready on the wall. It barely touched the wall ( a bit of a gap with the one on the wall) and I couldn't do anything. I had to break the mirror as it wasn't aligned with the other one. I broke a mirror but I found an adhesive, or should I say "the adhesive "!