Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive (LN903), 10 oz

Don’t hesitate to buy this product!! I am so glad I did. Easy application and super durable and dries FAST!! It has a nice creamy thickness to it and ZERO odor!!! I’m severe asthmatic and this is very important to me!!! I love it, it worked great on metal!!! I used it to put carpet down in a cargo van!! Phenomenal product!!!

Did the job for installing spice rack to tile backsplash without having to drill holes .

This stuff it like nails...so strong and powerful! But it says online to let dry for 20 minutes....no. I used it to mount a USB hub under my desk, and after an hour, it still fell off. But...without even adding more, I sat with my knee holding it in place for like 30 minutes....and now it's stuck like chuck. Make sure you have a caulking gun! That's the biggest advice I could give. I had prepped my table, cleared it out and turned it over to go to work installing my power supply and HUB, and then went to get Liquid Nails and couldn't get into it. Searching online, only advice said that my only choice was to wait on caulk gun, or to knife it open, use what I needed and toss the other 27 1/2 ounces! Well, I had prepped so dangit, I was going to finish. I popped my knee in the middle and put all my weight on it hoping that would get it to come out, and lo and behold....the bottom popped loose...so I was able to pull it the rest of the way off. So I dipped in from the bottom, got enough to finish the job and then put the bottom back on. I was worried it woultdn't be airtight or work right....but....given it's a comedy off error already of course I realized I needed more and had to dig back into it! When I went to remove the bottom the second time, it didn't want to come at first but I was able to realize I had a good seal and it was once again compressed with air! So today I ordered an extra large caulk gun, and next time I can save my knee for what God intended it to be used for...steering my vehicle ;). Since I purchased it, I've used it to fix a dislocated boot heel (normally nailed in, the glue has held perfectly going on five months...and I only intended it for a temporary fix), children's toys, a TV stand, and other odds and ends. When in doubt, I get it out....I'll never again be without.

I used this liquid nails to attach a new rubber garage door threshold to the concrete garage floor. It came out of the tube easily—was neither too stiff nor too runny. It seems to be working well. I have two complaints: 1. It takes a LONG time to dry. The Q&A on this site says it takes a minimum of 24 hours to dry, and will be completely cured in two weeks. That’s a LONG time. And is accurate. We installed on a Sunday, with the car inside the garage—so basically trapped in there. TWO DAYS later, I backed out of the garage (slowly) and totally shifted the new garage door threshold out of place where the tires of the car rolled over it. The liquid nails was still very wet underneath. It is summertime and it’s humid where I live, but I had hoped it would dry a little faster so as to not shift around that way after two days. When I gently pushed the garage door threshold back into place, it left a smear of white gooey liquid nails on the concrete floor—but I was able to wipe that up pretty easily with a couple of damp paper towels. Two days later, on Thursday (four days after installing the new garage door threshold), we had to run another errand. The same thing happened all over again. I had to clean up liquid nails smeared over the garage floor where the threshold had shifted out of place. Saturday out of the garage again, and the threshold did not shift this time (6 days after applying the liquid nails). If you are using this like I did on a rubber garage door threshold, I strongly recommend that you move your car out of the garage BEFORE you start your project, and keep it there for a week. 2. The liquid nails is white. I don’t know why I thought it was clear. It would be better if it was clear because any amount that oozes out of place would not show. It does seem like a good product, and is holding well. Just be sure to give it PLENTY of time to dry before messing with it. If my review was helpful, please let Amazon know by clicking “helpful”. Thanks.

Liquid nails is great and it’s thick not runny. It’s not necessary to use large amounts unless your job calls for that. It drys in a less than an hour for light applications.

Well you can't be surprised and the adhesion was stronger than I expected

Does what you need it to do. Packaging was terrible and some of the tips had pushed into the tube, but I used those ones first and so far so good.

Didn't hold on brick and metal bird spikes. I could pull them off after drying 48+ hours. Used another brand and it was fine even after submerged in a outdoor pond.

Liquid nail is great I used them to stick some cermic and some wooden slat on wall they got fixed in no time

Mi producto llego seco y en mal estado.

Great Product!

The best

It does what i purchase it for