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    Spray Contact Adhesives

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contact Adhesives. Spray Contact Adhesives.
    Spray a thin, uniform coat of adhesive on one or both surfaces, air dry, and then bring together to form strong bonds.
    Cannot Be Sold to California—Adhesives that cannot be sold to California exceed local regulatory limits on VOCs (volatile organic compounds).
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    1-11
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    3M
    7713.44Aerosol Can21 ft² @ 2.5 g/ft²No1524300Room Temperature0 to 150ClearCardboard, Ceramic, Composite, Fabric, Foam, Glass, Metal, Plastic, Rubber, WoodCalifornia7610A37000000000000
    7716.8Aerosol Can26 ft² @ 2.5 g/ft²No1524300Room Temperature0 to 150WhiteCardboard, Ceramic, Composite, Fabric, Foam, Glass, Metal, Plastic, Rubber, WoodCalifornia7610A110000000000
    77CA18Aerosol Can28 ft² @ 2.5 g/ft²No1524300Room Temperature0 to 150ClearCardboard, Ceramic, Composite, Fabric, Foam, Glass, Metal, Plastic, Rubber, Wood—7610A310000000000
     
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