DAP 00272 Tan Original Contact Cement, 1 Quart, 128 Fluid Ounces - Raw Building Material

Larry Haage: Used product to adhere carpet to plywood. Worked for me.

United States on Sep 08, 2023

Frank V. Caltabiano: This is the contact cement to use. Don't use the spray can glue that can release when it gets hot outside.

United States on Jul 25, 2023

junsharper: Not sure how good it was, I just returned it, once I found a slimily Contact cement same size for approx $15.00. Too pricy

Canada on Mar 15, 2023

Phoenix-One: I ordered this because I thought it was a great bargain for the price but... Soon as I got it, I knew EVEN before opening the box that it was not A Gallon! Advertised as 128 Oz., It was only a Quart (32 Oz) so don't be fooled thinking you're going to get a Gallon. I called Amazon and disputed the item content amount and even thou they finally gave me credit and let me keep the item (item was advertised as 'used' or opened (probably a customer return tho it was pretty much about 95% complete) it was simply not a Gallon. I see that the 'Description' hasn't been fixed by the seller or reported by Amazon. Thank you Amazon for the gift but things should be straight forward here if you people want to instill confidence in your customers... Is this not the reason that you buy most of your stuff here for? I'm very happy with the product and the freebee but for $9.99 I got refunded, I had to hassle my way through the hurdles and the aggravation. Remember: If it sounds or seems too good to be true... it will most likely be! Like the Arabic Adagio says... "Trust in God, but tie up your camel"... (Review submitted on Sept. 20, 2021 by Customer)

Note on the above experience and updated...

United States on Sep 22, 2021

Audran: It came well packaged and worked for my needs. It's a little more liquid than I remember but to be honest, I think it's because the last can of contact cement that we had around here was so old from an old remodeling job... I'm talking decades old, that I think some of the solvent evaporated out over the years of opening and closing it so much. Anyway, at this consistency, in the brand new can, it's perfect for what I need, of course.

It is a strong and reliable adhesive and It would have saved me a lot of money if I had thought of it before buying some other stuff for my projects. It's a good price, especially for a whole quart of it. I don't think it will be decades before this can is used up. I use a lot of it these days.

United States on Jul 13, 2021

YesSummer: Received item as descripted. Thanks!

Canada on Apr 26, 2021

Jordan: I bought a can of this to re-glue some upholstery on my Mustang Doors. I scraped off all the old glue from both surfaces before applying, and followed the instructions on the can. But the glue only stuck in some places and most of it never actually did it's job and made my car wreak. So I had to tear out the door upholstery because it was hopeless trying to get this glue off the two surfaces even though they would not stick together for some reason. It was a waste of money and time.

Canada on May 25, 2019

Nova: Great product. Can't get it in Canada. Using it for automobile headliner works great.

Canada on Nov 27, 2017

Amazon Customer: I liked it very much and very easy to work with. I can't get this product anywhere in Canada. I would recommend this product. I plan on ordering more as I need it.

Canada on May 22, 2017

David G.: Good stuff. But here is a what I found to be a very important consideration that is not on the instructions/label and I don't want others to suffer my fate:

I was attaching wood veneer, but what happened to me may apply to other situations...

You apply the contact cement to each half, wait about 1/2 hour, and then attach the two pieces. You press it out with a roller (I actually use a plastic/nylon carpet tucker as it allows for better pressure per square inch with less effort). All is perfect and flat with no air bubbles. You stare at how good it looks, pretend your dog isn't simply happy to see come back from the garage...but this time he's actually proud of the job you just did, and you have a sandwich. So, figuring because the can says all is ready to go in 15-20 min, and it's been easily over an hour, you go to apply stain and poly coats for finish. DON'T DO IT!!!!! The light rub of stain looked great, but as the poly went on the veneer within about 5-10 minutes the sheet began to bubble. NOOOOOOOOOOOO! I did some internet research and found out from generous with knowledge sensei types this stuff needs a solid 48 hours to fully cure. Allow that time! Take the...

United States on Jan 27, 2016