🦍 Gorilla Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive 9oz Cartridge - White | Great for Jobs Requiring Extra Strength! Review

I bought this because I needed a way to hang the foam acoustic panels on the wall. I've tried other methods of hanging, with varying results. I wanted the panels to look nice on the wall and I have no plans to remove them any time soon. Hence the gorilla construction glue. It was easy to use. I already had sealant on hand. All I had to do was cut off the end of the glue cartridge and cut the spout at an angle. I then applied glue around the perimeter of each foam sheet and pressed them against…

Excellent construction adhesive. Used to attach wine crate panels to painted drywall. Tried another brand first, didn't work nearly as well. The trick is to apply glue to one part and let it sit for about 5 minutes before gluing it to another surface. Within a minute or so the parts stayed in place and were solid for a couple of hours. I've seen many complaints about the glue being hard/dry. I have a feeling people have tried using a breakdown tool on their caulking gun. It's not how you open…

Our Homeowners Association decided to improve road safety by installing curb reflectors on our 2+ mile driveways. Some reflectors were previously attached using different adhesives that did not give good results. Many reflectors fell off or were knocked out when hit by a car. I chose Gorilla Construction Adhesive because of my good experiences with other Gorilla products. I've installed over 250 reflectors in the last year and to date none have come loose, although most still have tire marks…

Important. What I thought was a defective lamp is actually a very good one. I'm used to those tubes where you cut the tip off at an angle and stick a wire (or the one that comes with it) in the tip to break the seal and product and then push it out. No pressure could get through the seal and I thought the glue had hardened in the tube. In any case, it is necessary to unscrew the applicator tube and cut off a very hard filling with a knife. You can then screw the tip back on and apply the glue…

So I asked a question and got a quick response from Gorilla Glue Direct. Ceramic tiles and vinyl floors. I've used liquid nails in the past with good results and was a bit concerned if these would last. It took about 2 hours to fix firmly, but remained slightly flexible. It didn't crack or come loose when I applied the real pad. A week later and a few days later - I stepped on the transition parts on purpose. look for any problems. NO - this material works great. Another thing, I had an issue…

I used Gorilla Havy Duty Builder's Adhesive to install and bond luxury vinyl tile (from Lowe's) to my kitchen floor. It sticks in 2-4 minutes, I'm not afraid to walk on it immediately after installation, and the installed tiles do not move. You have some time to fix the position of the tiles. I have ordered 2 more pipes for my hallway where I will also be laying the same tiles. My vinyl tile has adhesive on it, but I want to make sure it lasts a long time in my rented apartment. Don't apply too

This is by far the best general purpose construction adhesive I have ever used! It doesn't drip or run, has a long run time and is holding up very well. I've used it to stick vinyl tile to some old paneled walls with heavy water stains and to cover my dad's old workbench with wood look vinyl planks. The surface of the water stained panels is very uneven and I was looking for a solution to improve the appearance without much effort. By simply applying the adhesive to each tile in a staggered…