Liquid Nails LN-907 10 oz Extreme Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive for Building and Home Improvement Projects

Art Niekrasov: It does what i purchase it for

Canada on Dec 16, 2023

BJPRAYERS: Liquid Nails Construction Adhesive is a versatile and reliable adhesive that is ideal for bonding a wide range of construction materials. This adhesive is designed to provide a strong, durable bond that can withstand even the toughest conditions.

Liquid Nails Construction Adhesive can be used for a variety of projects, including woodworking, metalworking, and masonry. It is ideal for bonding materials such as wood, drywall, brick, concrete, metal, and ceramic.

One of the key benefits of Liquid Nails Construction Adhesive is its fast-drying formula, which allows for quick and easy installation. This adhesive also has excellent water resistance, which makes it ideal for use in damp or humid environments.

Overall, if you are looking for a reliable and versatile construction adhesive, Liquid Nails is an excellent choice. Its strong bond, fast drying time, and water resistance make it an ideal adhesive for a wide range of projects.

United States on Oct 26, 2023

michael Dzatko: worked well; will see if it holds up!

United States on Oct 02, 2023

Kevin: Had a large trim pc come off of motor home interior project done in 5 minutes

United States on Aug 16, 2023

Brandon: I used this product to adhere a rubber weather strip to the cement of my garage where the door meets the ground. Its was a straight forward process. First prefit where the strip needs to fit, and mark the position if need be. Then clean the area where the adhesion is being applied. Once i had the strip test fit and cleaned, 1 tube was just enought to put two thick beads across a 16 foot wide span. Then i carefully placed the strip down over the adhesion. This is a pretty forgiving process. Just take your time.

This particular adhesion isnt the mega permanent type that cannot be undone. If need be, i can pull the strip up starting at the ends, and scrap the adhesive off. Also due to the lack of airflow between the strip and the concrete, and the cold temperatures when i did it, the stuff took about 10 days to fully dry/cure. In my case, the garage door help the strip in place, and i wasnt taking a car in and out of my garage. All things to consider if this is what you intend on using this for.

Its been a month now, and the strip has been holding up well. The adhesion seems to be doing the job.

United States on Dec 24, 2020

Allison: 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...

United States on Jun 27, 2020