Automotive Headliner and Fabric Spray Adhesive with Adjustable Nozzle, Clear-Drying 18.1 oz Can
Automotive Headliner and Fabric Spray Adhesive with Adjustable Nozzle, Clear-Drying 18.1 oz Can
An automotive headliner and fabric spray adhesive bonds heavyweight interior material, carpet, and foam to compatible metal or plastic. The 18.1 oz aerosol delivers a controlled, even coat that helps reduce oversaturation and staining, making it practical for headliner replacement and other vehicle-interior restoration work.
An adjustable nozzle directs the spray where it is needed, and the adhesive dries clear in approximately 30–60 minutes. After full cure, the bond resists moisture, humidity, heat, cold, and other changing vehicle conditions. Prepare both surfaces carefully, use the aerosol with proper ventilation and protective equipment, and follow the label's application distance, open time, and cure instructions.
Specifications
- Product type: Automotive headliner and fabric spray adhesive
- Quantity: One aerosol can
- Volume: 18.1 fl oz
- Finish: Dries clear
- Application: Adjustable aerosol nozzle
- Dry time: Approximately 30–60 minutes
- Full cure time: 24 hours
- Compatible materials: Heavyweight fabric, headliner, carpet, foam, metal, and plastic
- Environmental resistance: Moisture, humidity, heat, and cold after cure
- Use: Vehicle headliners, carpets, and compatible interior fabrics
Frequently Asked Questions
Which vehicle materials can the headliner adhesive bond?
It is formulated to bond heavyweight headliner fabric, carpet, and foam to compatible nonporous surfaces such as metal and plastic. Test the exact material first.
How long does the fabric spray adhesive take to dry?
The adhesive dries in approximately 30–60 minutes and reaches full cure in about 24 hours. Temperature, humidity, coat thickness, and surface preparation can affect timing.
Will the adhesive remain visible through the fabric?
The formula dries clear and is designed to reduce staining, but oversaturation can still affect delicate or thin fabric. Test a hidden section and apply an even controlled coat.
What does the adjustable nozzle help with?
The nozzle directs the aerosol and supports a consistent layer across the work area, helping reduce excess product along edges and smaller repair zones.
Where should the aerosol adhesive be applied?
Use it in a well-ventilated work area away from ignition sources. Follow every warning and surface-preparation step on the can before spraying inside a vehicle.