Gorilla 105991 Heavy-Duty Construction Bonding Adhesive

Danny Tessarolo: thanks

Canada on Nov 20, 2023

Amazon Customer: As advertised and on time

Canada on Nov 16, 2023

B. Black: I like the gorilla products. Never disappointed. This particular glue is not for small objects where a fine line or dab of glue is required.

Canada on Oct 05, 2023

Nancy: Waterproof used it to repair a small part in my DW

Canada on Aug 29, 2023

raymond rosario: Holy cow this stuff is the crazy glue of caulk

United States on Aug 14, 2023

Alter écho: Bricolage maison. Bon rapport qualité-prix pour 2 tubes. Livraison dans le temps.

Canada on Jun 28, 2023

Raif Tawakol: Holds items very well even a heavy ceramic soap holder on the side wall, within 24 hours was very stable

United States on Mar 03, 2023

sheiladiane222sheiladiane222: I loved everything about Gorilla glue construction adhesive. 2 more tubes to be delivered today.
We remodeled our bath from tub to shower and tile to stone. Totally forgot about shelving. So after reading many reviews on different adhesives Gorilla glue construction adhesive seemed the best choice. I'm not disappointed whatsoever! This stuff is amazing. I added 4 shelves. One per day due to the weight of the stone needing support. Completely dry in 24 hours. Removed the support and vualah like magic it stuck! Mind you, the shower was used daily from the very first day. Its been 6 weeks and that stuff ain't budging. My only complaint is with myself. I have some clean up around the edges of each stone because I was too generous when applying. Flawless purchase. Try it, you will not be disappointed.

UPDATE: It has been a year now and my shelves are still stuck. This stuff really is nothing short of Amazing. I've since
purchased 4 more tubes. I've used it for my hooks in the garage, loose baseboards, peg board in my garage and much more. I've never not once been disappointed! Try it today! S.B.

United States on May 03, 2022

UCA Lady: I had a rather unusual purpose for purchasing this. My long dear departed daughter was a ceramicist, and I have kept the remnants of her backyard kiln as a memorial. A granddaughter who lives with us, while a toddler, had pulled many of the bricks around the edge of the kiln off, and each was carefully shaped and placed around the circular kiln base, kept there by gravity only. I tried many times to put them back, but could never get it right. I decided I needed to cement them in place, since they were no longer a perfect fit. The bricks are fire brick, which is porous, and they needed to set on the bottom surface of the kiln, which is, by now, close to 50 years old. My only problem, for which I removed a star for ease of use, is that getting the adhesive out of tubes was extremely difficult, and I've had to waste a certain portion of each tube. I literally had to pound on the tubes and enlarge the hole to get any to squeeze out. I managed, however, to finally get a squiggly line of adhesive on the bottom of each brick that I figured would "sort of" fit, and get it to stay on the kiln. It's taking much longer than I thought because of the difficulty of getting the stuff out of the...

United States on Aug 02, 2020

M: I wanted to mount something outdoors on brick without drilling into the brick and decided to look into an adhesive. To be quite honest, I did not have faith that any glue would do the trick and be able to withstand the elements outdoors. When I first applied it, it was not sticky at all, even toothpaste would be stickier at that point. However, I taped it to the wall (as it's recommended you let it bond for a day) with the glue on the backside of it. The following day, I removed the tape, and it is really stuck on there! No budging, no movement, it's glued on there tight.

United States on Apr 07, 2020