2-Pack Gorilla Max Strength Clear Construction Adhesive: 2.5 Oz Squeeze Tubes For Strong, Crystal-Clear Bonds Review

screwing the nozzle on and off is a major pain.you lose all of that glue in the nozzle, because you have to clean it out each time you want to store it.the end cap doesn't fit the nozzle!

It held my thresholds in place. No movement after multiple steps on them. Great product! I didn’t take the time as instructed (filling gaps or method), but it held. I may have used more than necessary; squirted it out without the tip because I didn’t want the dispenser to get stuck onto the opening or for clog/ product stick closed.

I have two 15 year old mirrored closet doors, where the adhesive has completely detached from the frame, except for the top and bottom horizontal clips. It's harrowing to try to open or close them for fear of the whole thing shattering, and I set out to find an adhesive solution.I need the storage space!This stuff is GREAT. The tube made it simple enough to get the spout behind the glass, slather the frame with glue, then press the mirror against the frame. You need to hold or gently clamp it…

Old product, thick, would not come out of tube, had to out both hands on the tube and all my body weight to get the glue out! Buy from a different seller. the glue would not spread, so thick - this product was not fresh.

The glue inside the tube was was gelatinous and could barely be squeezed out of the tube. It was either very old or there was a leak of air into the tube. This is the 3rd tube of gorilla glue I have gotten. The 1st one was fine the 2nd 1 Looked and behaved like this one a week after I opened it. And then this one which was impossible to use it was just gilatinous and couldn't smear on so I threw it away

I used this to repair and re-glue the legs and dowels of a 200 year old Windsor chair, and it was excellent for this application. The Gorilla Glue Max Strength Construction Adhesive fills voids (good b/c the joints are loose), is very hard and rigid but does not seem brittle, and overall seems very strong. When completed the chair is not flexing when sat on and feels more solid than it ever did.For comparison, this chair is from a 4 chair set I have had over 20 years. They have been used hard…

The consistency is very thick (think thicker than standard caulk) which makes it extremely difficult to use. The only way I was able to get it out was to double the tube over and squeeze as hard as I could. I was actually concerned the tube would split. I would not buy Gorilla Max Strength Clear Construction Adhesive again.

I love gorilla products but, the glue seemed a lot harder to get out of the tube when using it. It made my gluing job a lot messier

I needed this adhesive to put up a small framed screen to limit access to the underside of my house. The crawlspace screen had been breached and there was no way I was going under the house to fix it, so this was my solution. I'd tried several adhesives and they all failed. Gluing to painted cinderblock, I used a dime-sized dollop on each corner. The recommendation is to use a squiggly line, but I really didn't want a lot of it on the screen frame for the time when I would eventually want to…

I bought this for one weird little job, and it worked beautifully. I glued an old ceramic tile to my driveway and foundation so I could fill an annoying gap with sand. It is holding perfectly. The rocks aren't doing anything to hold it in place, they're just camouflage.ETA: Still holding perfectly after a long, hot, rainy summer.

Bought this for outside decor (glass) that came unglued. This stuff set within moments and has held up through snow and rain. Highly recommend.

I used this to apply end caps, on the exposed edges of my composite decking. Plastic on plastic basically. Many of the caps have since fallen off. It says for all interior and exterior uses. But did not work for me.

I glued a mermaid shelf sitter to a concrete rock in my garden but, it was no competition once Hurricane Ian arrived. That's my feedback!

I used this once and the entire bottle exploded and glue was coming out of the back. I had to throw the whole thing away. Wasted my money.

Used it to repair a handle on a build in microwave. It quick setting time allowed the use of strong duct tape to hold the handle in place until the glue was fully set.

I don’t know if I got an old tube or what but it took both hands to squeeze out anything and it came out as a think ribbon. I might buy it again but not from Ebay. I glued the end of a stepping stone back on and it seems to have worked but since I didn’t really have control over what came out just a big long inch that I had to wrap into a circle it oozed out and wiping it off didn’t work it’s shiny. But yes it seems to have worked so I can put it back in the ground. I might try to sand it down.

Just wish the cap could be used more than twice since the tube contains a fair amount of glue that should last awhile for little repairs, but it is easily clogged and becomes useless

This glue has so far worked great. I don’t know about water resistance- I’ll have to wait and see. The glue was easy to apply.

It needs to come with a roll up function. But it stuck something very awkwardly shaped. Hard for arthritic hands to squeeze.

I got some flat box furniture not long ago and even had experts put it together. After just a few weeks it was easy to see the furniture was total and utter rubbish. Problem is the furniture still looked good and was about par for the course in quality these days. So I set myself the task of trying to make this chest of drawer sets (5) work.I managed to figure out a way to replace the faulty hardware using basic wood. Problem I needed to glue the wood onto the drawer cabinet and the glue had to