3M™ Foam Fast 74 CA Spray Adhesive - Low VOC <25%

CARB* and SCAQMD compliant, GREENGUARD® certified, helps contribute to LEED® credits
Designed specifically for foams and fabrics
Offers a fast, aggressive tack for quick assembly of high-stress bonds
Provides professional, industrial strength for demanding applications

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Specifications

Attribute Name	Value
Alternative Sale Availability	6. This item is for industrial use only and there are no VOC restrictions.
Application	Large Surface Lamination Assembly
Application Method	Spray
Assembly Type	Large Surface Lamination
Brand	3M™
Color Family	Orange, Transparent
Container Size (Imperial)	24 fl oz (US)
Container Size (Metric)	710 ml
Environmental Considerations	California Air Resources Board, GREENGUARD® Certified, Helps contribute to LEED® credits, Low VOC, Ozone Transport Commission, SCAQMD
Flame Retardant	Flammable
Form	Aerosol
Heat Resistance	170 Degree Fahrenheit
Heat Resistance (Celsius)	77 °C
Industries	Automotive, Consumer Goods, Furniture, General Industrial, MRO, Specialty Vehicle, Transportation
Market	Facilities Management
Net Weight (Imperial)	19 oz
Open Time	1 to 15 minutes
Product Color	Orange, Transparent
Product Form	Aerosol
Regulatory Key	AD-05039, AD-05040
Segment	Maintenance
Solids Weight Percent (Approximate)	22 Percent
Substrate	Fabric, Felt, Cork & Fibrous Glass, Flexible Foam (Latex, Urethane), Metal, Paper & Cardboard, Wood & Hardboard
Substrate 1	Fabric, Fabric, Felt, Cork & Fibrous Glass, Fabric, Felt, Cork & FibrousGlass, Flexible Foam (Latex, Urethane), Metal, Paper & Cardboard, Rigid Foam (Urethane), Wood & Hardboard
Substrate 2	Fabric, Flexible Foam (Latex, Urethane), High Pressure Laminate, Metal, Paper & Cardboard, Plastics (ABS, PVC, Acrylic), Rigid Foam (Urethane), Wood, Wood & Hardboard
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)	See Safety Data Sheet, Regulatory Data Sheet
Volume (Imperial)	24 fl oz

Details

CARB* and SCAQMD compliant, GREENGUARD® certified, helps contribute to LEED® credits
Designed specifically for foams and fabrics
Offers a fast, aggressive tack for quick assembly of high-stress bonds
Provides professional, industrial strength for demanding applications
Adjustable-width lace spray pattern is optimized for bonding flexible urethane or latex foam
Allows for a bond time of 15 seconds to 30 minutes

3M™ Foam Fast 74 CA Spray Adhesive - Low VOC <25% is a fast-drying spray adhesive that bonds foam and fabric to a wide range of substrates. The permanent bond provides fast results to keep projects moving ahead, with a non-yellowing formula that dispenses easily in a lace-spray pattern and applies directly onto surfaces and materials where needed.

Fit for Foam and Fabric
3M™ Foam Fast 74 CA Spray Adhesive - Low VOC <25% has an aggressive tack that offers a high initial grab with foam-tearing strength, yet allows sufficient open time to position materials properly. High-solids content supports its low soak-in property, allowing time to position parts for best fit. This attribute also provides higher coverage than competing spray adhesives and helps create soft, non-dimpling glue lines. The lace-spray pattern of non-yellowing adhesive, combined with fast tack, a strong bond and clean appearance, make it ideal for bonding foam and fabric onto a wide array of materials, including paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, wood and much more. This adhesive is CARB* and SCAQMD compliant, GREENGUARD® certified and helps contribute to LEED® credits.

* Meets applicable 2017 California Air Resource Board VOC limits for web spray adhesives.

Recommended Applications

General upholstery
Foam lamination
Attaching foam and fabric to wood and other substrates
Installing acoustic panels
Ideal for crafts and hobbies

Unlike any Glue
When 3M™ Foam Fast 74 CA Spray Adhesive - Low VOC <25% was designed, we aimed to overcome the obstacles faced when applying the existing glues on the market. By inventing what can be considered a unique "spray glue," 3M was capable of providing a self-contained adhesive solution that saves both time and money.

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