Actually, I think the uneven surface is what helps it to work well in
this application. I think the thickness and goopiness (technical terms)
allow it to fill in some of the divots in case and adhere. When I apply
the sticker, I smooth it out a bit so it ends up looking just fine. Good
idea about the play-doh

Thanks,

Josh
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Pic Dude wrote:
>
> 3M Super 77 is excellent stuff, but I'd be wary of using it
> for a sticker.  It's really contact cement in a can.  When
> it's sprayed, it's very "stringy" and has an uneven surface,
> so the sticker will not be smooth. You might work around it
> a bit by spraying it from closer than they say.  This will
> give you slightly smoother surface, but will take more time
> to tack.
>
> Depending on the material, you might be able to hold the
> sticker with some Play Doh or equiv so that you can spray
> the other side.

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