16FT X 3.75FT Charcoal + 1 777 Glue Speaker Box Carpet

I bought this hoping the adhesive would be the "best" solution. I also read it might not be enough. So, I ran to HD and got a can of 3M 77. That ended up not being enough so I went back to get more. Sold out. Bought a Gorilla glue spray adhesive. The polymat adhesive was absolutely horrible (though it was sticky enough). It ended up more on my hand than the surface I was spraying (it leaked under the spray nozzle). The 3M was great. Sprayed well and super sticky. Gorilla glue was also a nice spray pattern and sticky but didn't seem as sticky as the 3M.So rated in order:1) 3M 772) Gorilla spray adhesive3) something other than polymat 777As for the polymat itself. It was easy enough to work with. Keep a stock of razor blades and don't be afraid to throw them away to keep a fresh blade. The color is also really nice! And the 16ftx3.75ft roll was just about the perfect amount to redo the inside of a Stack-On 30 gun safe (I had about a 1x1 square and some scraps left over).I would certainly buy the polymat again. Just never with the adhesive from them. Maybe I got a bad can. Just not worth the risk. Also, 3M was cheaper.

Polymat is great! It used it in my safe and it turned out awesome. The adhesive is perfect for this stuff.

Quality felt, worked well for covering our dog platform in back area of crew cab truck. Spray adhesive worked good as well, just should have purchased 2 cans. I tend to use a lot.

Completed my weekend arts and crafts project using the fabric and spray glue to carpet the inside of my gun safe. The product worked flawlessly and really added style and protection to the safe. The spray glue was easy to control and worked exceptionally well with the fabric. I wound up using this material to line a drawer or two in my outdoor kitchen. Highly recommend this material for industrial purposes. Very easy to work with and was a breeze to cut.