t.akustik Contact Glue

not that stable as it should be

Glue is OK, but found a better(but more expensive) from a local dealer.

When I ordered this I had no idea that I needed a glue gun in order to use it.... So I had to cut the tube open and spread the paste over the foam/walls. It was extremely messy and time-consuming, but the panels are on the wall! So I guess, as long as you have a glue gun it will work great

I bought this contact glue to fix acoustic foam in the home studio. It did indeed do the trick - with only one episode of having to reapply the adhesive (I didn't put enough on that section). However no matter what i did, both tubes seemed to leak adhesive out the side of the nozzle. I didn't waste this as I scraped it off and applied it to the foam. However it did make a bit of a mess on occasion.

Use case for me maybe slightly unusual. Have used this product to fix EQ Acsoutic Classic Wedge tiles to multiple surfaces.

Contact is often good but in the presence of friction or disturbances (again not intended use case) glue gives way a little.

An occurance of this was lining a box with foam glued using contact glue. The lid would ever so slightly rub against to edge of the foam and over time it gave way.

I am otherwise very happy though, good product if you are planning to put up panels.

Its ok take time to dry and stick

The glue is quite good, glue all accessories well and has an easy maneuver. The problem is the price, so in local stores is cheaper and has the same quality

Ok so the glue works fine. You really only need to add about a thumbs size to each corner of an acoustic panel. With that being said. It's extremely messy to apply. It requires alot of time put up (took me 3 days to install all my panels) and be prepared to ruin your walls when you take these off. Next time, I'll be using velcro.

Goop price for value, but you must prepare yourself before sticking absorbers on the wall. If you want faster and cleaner go for a spray stick, for just few euros more and the result is the same.