Gorilla Glue 14 oz. Spray Adhesive

I bought this product for a specific DIY project, which was gluing 2 materials together to make window covers for a minivan. I had no difficulty at all using the product. After completing 2 covers, there was a little residue of the product stuck on the nozzle, but I just pulled that off and it worked fine for the remaining covers. It was easier to use than I expected. What concerns me is the amount of chemical odor that remains on the covers. It's very strong and not something I want to be breathing for any length of time. I'm hoping that chemical outgassing will dissipate soon, but if it persists, then I would have to say this product is not appropriate for my project. I'm keeping the minivan windows cracked open and have a rechageable fan running overnight to help with ventilation. I'll post an edit if that's allowed to let you know if the chemical odor disappears over time.

I have a can of this that is more than half full, but it simply stopped working. I think it is out of pressure. I know that the problem is this can of spray and not a clogged nozzle, because the same nozzle works fine on another can (and this can still doesn't work with the nozzle from the other one). Lacking enough pressure to utilize all the adhesive in the can is most certainly a manufacturing defect, and I'm very unhappy.

The nozzle clogged up after the first use and there is NO way to unclog it. Pleas note that ALL of the 5 star reviews were from people who received a FREE can of the product. Take those out and you have mainly a bunch of unsatisfied customers

This is great if you only want to use 10% of a product you buy. The nozzle clogs almost immediately and fuses to the can guaranteeing that most of what you pay for becomes inaccessible for the rest of eternity, ensuring that future archeologists will undoubtedly have at least one example of Gorilla Glue's poor product design on display in a museum somewhere. Other than that, it will absolutely stick whatever you want stuck to whatever you want it stuck to, while simultaneously removing any hope of successfully completing your adhesive based project. Good Luck!