Suede-Tex Undercoat Adhesive - Black - 8 OZ Can

Great hold easy to use need a ventilated area to apply

I bought these in various colors, including black and beige. The adhesion as good, so good in fact that you got to work real fast and flock quickly before it dries. It dries very quickly even at room temperature. It's quite thick, so I diluted it a tiny bit to apply quicker with a brush.

Product worked great with no issues. Dark black color and the adhesion is great

I was surprised at the number of good reviews being that my experience did not reflect them. The flocking did not adhear very well to the small boxes I was flocking. I actually had to reapply adhesive and flocking again the next day to get good coverage. Some of the areas were a little bald of flocking on the first coat. I have done this many times before using either wood glue or poly paint to which I add appropriate colored dye and have gotten much better results. This adhesive is pretty thick and does not seem to be tacky enough besides being a bit hard to apply smoothly. My wooden boxes were sealed with shellack and dry before adding the adhesive. I used the same procedure as I always do and was disappointed in the results. I will try thinning it a bit the next time I use it and hope that helps.

This adhesive worked well with almost every material to flock and it is good to keep one available. However, cheaper (and sometimes even better) choice exists depending on the material. For example, on metal, spray paint works even better and dries quicker. It needs to be sprayed thicker, unlike a normal paint job.

I just completed my first band-saw box and used this to flock the drawer insides. I will definitely do it again. It was my first time using flocking, and was very straight-forward. I think it turned out very well, and am lokking forward to doing it again.

Great product but it's over priced

This can is very small. After going through 2 cans of it, I experimented with Rustoleum flat black enamel paint (maybe $20/gallon) and it worked just as well to hold flock. The enamel paint gave me more working time, better self leveling, BETTER deep color, and seemed to dry faster. I used it on big dashboard pieces that were scuffed ABS plastic. The trick is to lay the paint on thick so it smooths out, and lay the flock on even thicker. The areas I did with paint came out with a deeper, blacker color than the donjer adhesive, when starting from a grey dashboard. Furthermore the relatively low tackiness of the paint did not pull bristles of the chip brush like the Donjer adhesive did. You can get more working time with the Donjer by thinning with mineral spirits, or brushing mineral spirits on the surface to keep it from drying before the flocking step.