🦍 Extreme Hold: Gorilla Strength Construction Adhesive Cartridge - Unleash the Power! Review

Used to fasten loose bricks on the porch. Not sure how long the renovation will take as it's only been a few months since the renovation, but so far so good. This stone was difficult to get to and I was pleased that this glue was easy to work with and apply. I would recommend.

I had never used this product so I had a plan and all the preliminary work was done. It was good because you don't have to work with it for a whole day, but it's enough time. I've used it to reinforce studs in concrete that support handrail posts. The work came out STRONG, PROFESSIONAL and as close to IDEAL as a mere mortal can get.

do not buy online. Go to your local store to make sure the product in the tubes is not cured. I ordered online during the pandemic and both tubes were hardened/unusable. A hose burst from the pressure when he tried to compress it with a caulking gun, causing a huge mess. I was able to salvage some of that glue with a popsicle stick to complete the repair. Not the way I wanted it, though.

The outside concrete step that I paid $400 to repair last year had a crack in the corner and a crack where the repair was done. This material held the piece in place, filled the cracks, and dried in a day. No bad smell. I fiddled around a bit to figure out how to cut the nozzle tip. I just wish it had a lid that I could put on the top when I'm done so I could use it again in the future. I highly recommend this product.

I have a metal garage 30x30x12 and I'm trying to insulate cheaply, so I bought 2 packs of suspended ceiling panels at the local Habitat of Humanity for $10. has never been used. I tried Loctite Super Max, whatever, and it sucked. There is no instant grip and they just didn't hold up well, most of them eventually falling off. I did some research and this stuff seems to get pretty good reviews. Well this stuff has a great instant grip. I hang it on the wall, place the tile in position and hold it

I used this as a vertical joint filler in my new PE Canopy and it adhered and dried perfectly. It took about 20-30 minutes to "glue" and install where it stopped seeping, but it filled in the gaps in the top corners near the roof like I needed and seems strong to be enough to fill the columns. I don't know how it will hold up in repair if you put pressure on it, but it did what I needed. After 18 hours it is a kind of rubber. Not hard like super glue which doesn't stick or dry at all on…

This is without a doubt one of the best glues I've ever used and I'm a big fan of all types of superglues. , epoxy resins, polyadhesives, construction adhesives. It sticks to tile, glass, and even plastic it shouldn't be dealing with - for example, after careful preparation, I patched a cracked 6 gallon plastic gas cylinder, and it's holding up after two months of use! I just used it on an intricate sea glass vanity project with turtle inlays and it's just amazing. Grab it quick and once it's…

North Texas has extreme temperature and humidity variations. After reading the reviews I figured it would fit. We used it on a commercial project that used composite decking panels as siding. When I went there to check it out within a few days, about 1/3 of the caps had partially popped out. The first picture shows what happens after a few days of healing. I'm sure this gorilla glue will work in many cases but not in mine. I probably should have used epoxy instead. Now it costs me a lot more…

As stated in the description: 100% waterproof - works underwater. Mine didn't work underwater. I lowered into the above-ground pool at least 4 inches above the level required to apply this product. After 2-3 days I applied the product. I left the country for 5 days. The next day I filled the pool up to the desired level. Later that day, on Sunday, the family bathed in it. A few days later I went to the pool to get some and noticed that the level in the pool had returned to the range I had…