Roberts or 3M adhesive for a tufted rug backing?

Choose by the backing job

Roberts 3095 is the carpet-adhesive option for a stated backing system. The 3M products are aerosol comparison points. Match each one to the backing, substrate, ventilation, curing, and local shipping requirements.

Adhesive

Roberts 3095 carpet adhesive

The adhesive option for a defined backing system and substrate.

Format

1 gallon

Check before buying: Match the substrate, application, ventilation, curing, and disposal instructions on the current label and technical sheet.

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Spray adhesive

3M Hi-Strength 90 spray adhesive

A spray-adhesive comparison point for readers who need to investigate a specific finishing workflow.

Format

Aerosol

Check before buying: Check the current label, substrate compatibility, ventilation requirements, and shipping restrictions before buying.

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Spray adhesive

3M Super 77 spray adhesive

Another spray-adhesive option for comparing a defined backing job.

Format

Aerosol

Check before buying: Use it for a substrate and application covered by the current manufacturer instructions; shipping limitations may apply.

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Check the label before the cart

The current manufacturer label should answer whether the product is intended for your substrate, how it is applied, what ventilation is needed, how long it needs to cure, and how the container should be handled or disposed of.

1. Identify the primary and secondary backing materials.
2. Read the current product instructions and technical sheet.
3. Check ventilation and local shipping restrictions for aerosols.
4. Test a small offcut before committing the finished rug.