• Leather to leather or leather to fabric/textiles
• Fabric/textile to fabric/textile (e.g. linings, cloth projects)
• Mixed‑material jobs where conventional glues are hard to apply (e.g. curved surfaces, soft materials, layered textiles)

• Shake the can well before use to ensure proper mixing.
• Spray an even, light coat from around 15–20 cm (6–8 inches) away from your work surface.
• For best results, ensure surfaces are clean, dry and free of dust, oil or grease before applying.
• Allow adhesive to become tacky — usually in 30 seconds to 1 minute.
• Carefully align the surfaces and press them together firmly. Begin pressing from one edge and move across to avoid bubbles or uneven contact.

• Quick, mess-free application — ideal for delicate or soft materials like leather or fabric where brush-on glues might soak through or leave marks.
• Great for lightweight projects, fabric interiors, linings, bag linings, soft goods, upholstery, small repairs — anywhere a spray can reach more easily than a brush or roller.
• Allows for fast work and flexible coverage over larger or uneven surfaces.

• As a solvent‑based aerosol adhesive, use in a well‑ventilated space and keep away from open flames or high heat.
• Spraying too heavily can lead to pooling or seep‑through on thin fabrics — best results come from light, even coats and correct nozzle distance.

Let's face it, glues are essential for any workshop no matter what you are making. It brings projects together and reinforcement when sewing is neither practical nor suitable. however, with the wide variety of adhesives avaliable, it can be rather sticky to discover the right one for you.