Adhesive Promoter (8oz)

I should have bought the smaller 4 oz size.A little goes a long wayI used it to put 3M automobile moulding to protect the bottom of my kayak

I wish I would've used this on my PPF from the beginning. It was my first time installing PPF. I tried going back to lay stuff down a couple months after I finished and did not work as well as I wanted. I think it should be done as you are putting on the PPF. I got some of it, but it was just to late to get it all perfect.

I wrapped my car, and twice it was fine, but my latest wrap material did not have great adhesion.This wrap was made by Oracal and gave me tons of issues. I just rewrapped the front bumper, and used the ProBond. What a huge difference!You don't want to go crazy with applying this, because once the adhesive hits it, it holds great, and if you need to pull it back and reapply you will have left over residue.

I use this for vinyl wrapping high stress areas and it’s the only thing I’ve found that can do the job. I apply it with foam applicators. Just be careful of the chemicals as it can melt some oil based paints like spray paint.

It's a go to brand. Use in a well ventilated area. For real!

Great Product, But the Packaging Needs Improvement…The adhesive quality of this product is excellent. Once you let it dry for about 15 seconds and apply any adhesive behind the area, there’s no need to worry about lifting or anything coming loose—it really gets the job done.However, I had major issues with the bottle itself. The new container comes with a supposed leak-proof lid, but it was nearly impossible to open. Once I finally got it open, the threads were damaged, and I couldn’t reclose it. This made it unusable after one application, which was frustrating.I’m deducting 2 stars because of the packaging problem, but the product itself works so well that I would use it again. If the bottle design improves, it would be an easy 5 stars.

This is the best promoter available. So much better than the 3M that is available. When you use this with the 3M tape. You are not going to get that 3M tape off.

I prefer this over the 3m primer. Easy to work with, easy to clean up/off brushes (Just use acetone). Ready to have vinyl laid over it within 30 seconds.