Trim Fix500ml High Temperature Adhesive Glue Spray for Van Lining

I used this to glue 4ply carpet to my campervan walls, the can made it easy to apply to the back of the fabric and once it came into contact with the van walls, stuck down very securely.I recommend using this one as it's also high temperature so when the sun is out and temperatures of metal are increasing, the glue will still stick.

Great used it to glue the roof lining of my DB9 perfect

Helped but needed more than this

I used the Trim Fix High Temperature Adhesive Glue Spray to repair the headlining of my 20-year-old car, which had started to sag around the rear passenger light cluster due to the backing foam disintegration. After removing the old headlining material, this adhesive spray allowed me to successfully attach the new headliner.The spray was easy to apply and provided strong adhesion, holding the fabric securely in place even in high temperatures. It dries quickly, which made the installation process much smoother. Overall, I’m pleased with how well it worked, and it saved me from needing a professional repair. Highly recommended for anyone looking to fix their car headliner themselves.

I bought this to refit the header fabric inside my ageing mini but actually used it to glue vinyl floor tiles down in my kitchen. It’s a great product, easy to use and strong enough to hold the tiles very nicely in place. No odour either which is a huge bonus. Couple of downsides though, once you put the floor tile down, the glue grips immediately making it impossible to adjust the tile even a minute amount. And the other issue is that if you get the glue on the front of the tile, it’s almost impossible to remove. But all in all, very helpful and I would definitely buy it again.

I can't comment on the longevity of this yet, as I only used it yesterday but I was happy with how it was to use.I used it to stick some foam backed alcantara type fabric to the bulkhead above the windscreen of my old Hymer.I sprayed some on the bulkhead horizontally & some on the fabric vertically. Once both parts had tack dried, I offered the fabric up & it stuck instantly.The job was a doddle to do & it looks great. Hopefully it'll keep it stuck there for a decade or two.

Good but not much in the can

The head lining of my 16 year old car had fallen down around the rear passenger light cluster due to the backing foam disintegration. After removing as much crumbled foam as possible I was able to successfully replace the liner. A word of caution though - if you are concerned about the appearance there is some evidence of the adhesive soaking through the 'bare' lining fabric. Also make sure you mask any fittings to prevent glue spray on them!