Liquid Nails 10 oz Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive

Liquid Nails works exactly as expected. Easy to apply, holds well, and is great to have around for different projects and repairs.The two pack is convenient and a good value. No complaints at all. Five stars.

One container was useable , ONE WAS SOLID , with the nozzle pushed back onto product . Completely useless . Liquid nails is a great product and the price was very nice . THE

Works great

Overall I was very pleased with this product. I used the liquid nails to adhere crown molding to a bulletin board project I was working on in my home office. What was great about the product is that it didn't have a toxic smell, it was light weight, easy to use, and most importantly it provided a sturdy grip for my molding. It does advertise that it is construction adhesive that bonds to all common construction materials, and is weather-resistant. I personally used this product for an indoor project, so I cannot attest to how it stand the weather test, but I will say as an adhesive product it absolutely delivers. For best results I would recommend using a caulking gun for more even distribution. You can use it without one, but it can become a little difficult to distribute an even amount when squeezing by hand. A friendly tip to new users like me, a little bit goes a long way so be sure not to over pour because the excess will seep out on the sides. The good news it that any excess is easily wiped off and does not leave any unwanted residue if you clean it up quickly. The only reason I did not leave a five star review is that this product does take a more time to dry then I would like. Now depending on what you are working on this can be good that it isn't an instant hold because it allows for time to make any adjustments before it bonds. In my case I had to hold the molding in place for some time to prevent any slipping while it dried.

I was adding black painted trim along the top and bottom of my wood slat accent wall /ghost door build, and regular wood glue simply would NOT hold. The trim kept falling off, no matter what I tried. Switched to Liquid Nails Heavy Duty and it gripped immediately and hasn't budged since. 💪• 🖤 Secured decorative trim molding to my wood slat panels held on first application. I used painters tape to hold together during drying process• 🔲 Filled the corner gaps where my trim molding pieces connected & smoothed out beautifully• Dried cleanly under paint with no bleed-through or weird textureEasy cleanup! 🙌Got it on my hands mid-project and it washed right off with soap and water. No harsh solvents, no scrubbing, no stained fingers for days. For a heavy-duty adhesive, that's a huge plus! 🧼✅Why it beat everything else I tried:• ✅ Bonds to basically everything-wood, MDF, composite trim, you name it• ✅ Flexible hold means it won't crack if materials shift slightly• ✅ Gap-filling capability worked great on this project• ✅ Easy soap-and-water cleanup• ✅ A little goes a long way- still have lots left for other projectsNote that is takes some time to dry- not instant. ⏰ Great value for the price!!!This is now a permanent fixture in my DIY toolkit. Don't overthink it. Liquid Nails. Done. 🛠️🖤

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.

Great glue for glass flowers outdoors

Cheaper per ounce but requires a bigger gun

After one week still liquid and my mirror felts

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.

Pésimo producto, al ser tubo de cartón venia dañado y todo el pegamento salía por la parte de atrás. Además no es muy poderoso el pegamento