LoctitePL Premium Polyurethane Construction Adhesive, 10 fl oz Cartridge, 12 Pack - Versatile Construction Glue for Wood, Concrete, Stone, Metal & More

My application was to bond a plastic access panel to drywall and it worked perfectly - exactly as advertised. Pop the cartridge into a caulking gun and it's ready for use. One word of caution would be to apply first to the surface you are trying to bond (in my case the plastic access panel) and let it set up for about 20 min before applying to the surface as the directions indicate. This way it almost immediately bonds and holds in place as it will dry quickly enough so the item will not move around. It takes 24 hours to fully dry, but that time is necessary in case you are trying to do something that would disturb the item before set-up is complete. It's fairly easy to use but can be a bit messy if you're not careful and mostly because at least in my case the glue kept coming out of nozzle to quickly but that was probably more an issue with the caulking gun. Also wear gloves so you don't get it on your fingers, which I failed to do - it will clean off the hands, but not easily. The only other issue is it is pretty much a one-use product, since it will dry solidly in the nozzle blocking future use unless I figure a way to clear the blockage.If you're looking for a bonding glue that will work on virtually anything, that is easy to use and a good value, this may be what you've been looking for.

Alright folks, if you're ready to ditch mediocre glues and embrace the sheer sticky power of the gods, then listen up. Loctite PL Premium Polyurethane Construction Adhesive is about to rock your DIY world.First things first, this stuff is seriously potent. We're talking hold-a-brick-to-the-ceiling potent. Picture this: I accidentally glued my work boot to a 2x4. Did it ruin my day? Kinda. Did it destroy the bond between the wood and my boot? Absolutely not. Had to saw the boot off, but that 2x4 wasn't going ANYWHERE.Versatility? This stuff laughs at labels. Wood, metal, concrete, ceramic, even stubborn drywall that refuses to stay put – Loctite PL Premium handles them all like a champ. I've fixed wobbly deck chairs, reattached loose bathroom tiles, heck, I even used it to mend a cracked ceramic gnome (don't judge, the wife loves that creepy thing).Application is a breeze, even for clumsy folks like me. The stuff goes on smooth, gives you a little wiggle room for adjustments, and then sets with the tenacity of a bulldog chewing a favorite toy. Weather resistance? Forget about it. Rain, snow, scorching sun – this adhesive just shrugs it off.Now, a fair warning: this stuff gets MESSY. Wear gloves, old clothes, and maybe even a surgical mask if you're feeling cautious. Once it's on, it's on for good. But honestly, that's part of the charm. You know a project done with Loctite PL Premium is built to last.Bottom line: If you're tired of flimsy adhesives that fail the moment you look at them funny, Loctite PL Premium is your new best friend. This stuff is the duct tape of construction adhesives – it might not be pretty, but it gets the job done with an almost supernatural level of stick-to-itiveness.

Got this for installing my LVP stairs.Works great.Construction grade.I let my stairs dry overnight.No complaints.

I'm no expert on construction adhesives, but this seems to work great on pavers (paving stones). You do need a cartridge gun to use the cartridge type (duh), those (guns) are cheap and really, every homeowner should have one. This stuff appears to work well on pavers. It's reasonably priced. I can't speak to how well it lasts in terms of years or how it compares to others. The Loctite brand is a (at this time) a strong brand so I believe in the integrity of the product based on the company. If you live where it gets very cold/hot (e.g. midwest USA) you may want to just use a blob on a stone because of the thermal issues around water expanding when it freezes.Tips-----Be sure to cut a large enough amount off the tip, this stuff is pretty thick. You may need to experiment to see what you like, start small.-Don't assume that it will keep fresh in the tube.-Definitely use a cartridge gun with this, you can't get it out of a cartridge without that-I have not tried the smaller squeeze tube. It is available and may be more suitable for smaller DIY jobs.-Put a little light lubricant on your cartridge gun and it will be easier to use and give you more control over the adhesive.Just a follow up after using this for a while.So far it seems rather awesome. I'm doing many small DIY type yard projects with paving stones from my local big box store and this adhesive seems to work quite well. I make sure the stones are clean and dry, I apply liberally using a caulking gun and the stones seem to be quite strongly bonded. I was able to put the adhesive on 4 sides of the stones (bricks) and they stacked to make a very strong (albeit small) structure. I have also glued them end to end (essentially making a brick 2x4) and that worked well too.

Easy to use, bonds variety of surfaces. Tan color, sets in around 4 hours , really strong after one day and impervious to temperature and conditions from what i have experienced. Around $7 for nine ounces, good bond strength, not sure why tan color but works. Quality company and quality product. I was concerned about trying to get the mailbox secured to the sidewalk after it getting repeatedly loosened by construction/kids/etc. This seems to do the trick.