Krylon K07020007 10.25-Ounce Easy Tack Repositionable Adhesive Spray

This worked great for me. Used it to Attach paper stencils cut on a MARSH stencil cutting machine a couple light passes left a sticky coating similar to a “post it note” or painters masking tape, made for a clean stencil job with no bleeding and easy to remove with little to no residue, any residue could easily be wiped away with warm soapy water. Wait 60 seconds after applying spray tack to stencil before placing stencil onto work piece. Stencil is easy to reposition and stays sticky for a long time I would buy this again and recommend it to anyone doing a stencil job (Masking tape in photo was used to prevent overspray)

Not even what I bought it for but I found a GREAT use for this. Do you have a suction cup mount for your cell phone or GPS that will not stay stuck to the window? Well do I have a suggestion for you! Clean the cup and windshield then with a little paper, protect the mount and spray the face with a liberal amount of glue. Let it dry, I let mine dry overnight, then attach it to the windshield where you want it. It will hold and hold and hold. You can remove it later with a little effort. It also worked for what I bought it for. I spray a lite coat on the deck and attach the Tee shirt to hold it for screen printing. Works quite well. As with any glue, be careful of over spray.

The product works very well. There are a few caveats though. They spray leaves a small texture and that's about it. I bought it specifically for my cutting machine, Brother if you want the brand, after the cutting pad lost almost all adhesion. When this happens cuts no longer work well. So after cleaning the cutting board with soap and water I have it a quick spray. 5 minutes later I was back again. The spray is good enough to hold cardstock. Also not too strong for normal copy paper. Its perfect!

Using this for wall stenciling. There's something in this adhesive's formulation that likes wood. I was in a well-ventilated room as recommended in the can's instructions. I wasn't spraying in the direction of anything except the floor. About an hour later, however, every surface in the room felt like I were touching sand paper. Dresser, nightstand, etc. etc. The spray independently found it's way to the furniture and coated it. Luckily my furniture had some coating that allowed me to use dishwashing liquid and a scrubby sponge to remove most of it. Wasn't easy either. After the 1st day of stenciling, I opted to apply the adhesive to the stencily outside before bringing it back inside. DOES IT WORK? YEAH. I found I totally didn't need the addition of blue tape. This product makes the mylar stick like one of those vinyl magnets, and seals very well every little nook and cranny. I just wish they'd do something about the airborne gunk. For now, save yourself a headache and only spray this out of doors. There'll be less mess, and you'll get more stenciling done without interruption.

Excelente producto

Bought this to spray on stiff paper to make bug traps. Wasn't sure that the stickiness would stay around when constantly exposed to air. So I tested it. You may have heard that here in the Midwest we have been blessed with a cold spell. This means the furnace is running quite a bit. Since we have no humidifier, this means the air in our house is unusually dry. Consequently I did not expect this spray adhesive to remain tacky when exposed to these conditions. I sprayed a piece of paper (2 coats) and left it exposed to the dry air. The amount of tackiness decreased about 50 percent over 2 days, then stabilized. Three weeks later, it is still tacky enough to trap tiny insects attracted to our indoor plants, but is also about time to replace it. I can handle replacing the sprayed paper every three weeks. Next, I am going to try this in the flea and spider traps we have scattered around the house. (We have indoor-outdoor pets...that means we constantly have little critters visiting us).

I absolutely love this stuff. I use it to make my Silhouette Curio mats re stick. It just needs a light mist and it works great. I have accidentally oversprayed once or twice, and my paper ripped. But all I had to do to fix it was basically blot it with paper. Since I use it on such a small area and it only takes literally one second, I use it inside, and I've never had a problem with fumes, or it sticking to everything. But since I use it inside, I don't usually turn it upside down to clean the valve, and as a result, my cap finally clogged. It's been almost a year since I bought it, and I just ordered 100 NY fat caps so I'll never have this problem again. And I'd guess my can is still approximately 3/4 full.

Didn’t hold up my stencil. It was definitely sticky so maybe just not enough for the size/quality stencil I had.