Liquid Nails LN-700 4-Ounce Small Projects and Repairs Adhesive

Easy to use. Comes out of the tube smoothly. Nice and thick. Spreads easily. Not messy. Holds well and firmly. Sets after about 24 really well. Dries tacky in first few minutes. Good value for the price. Functions well

Liquid Nails is a game-changer for construction and home improvement projects! Why It’s Great: Strong Bonding Power: This adhesive works incredibly well for a variety of surfaces, providing a strong, lasting hold. It's perfect for materials like wood, metal, ceramic, and more. Easy to Use: The nozzle design makes it simple to apply the right amount of adhesive without making a mess. Quick Drying: It sets fast, so you don’t have to worry about holding materials in place for too long. Versatile: Ideal for everything from small repairs to larger construction projects, including baseboards, trim, and even outdoor use. Final Thoughts: Liquid Nails is a must-have in any toolkit. It’s reliable, easy to use, and ensures a strong, long-lasting hold for a wide range of projects. Highly recommend for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts!

I have some OLD plastic pain in the butt shower tiles that do not adhere to anything like caulk, grout, or mortar. Great product and does the trick for so many things. Adheres very well, dries faster than I thought it would, holds a tight bond with these pesky 70's tiles

This product works really well! However, user must follow the directions, I used it on a thin wood panel on my hutch that had popped out. It had originally been secured by industrial staples (homemade hutch my father made decades ago). At first the product didn't seem to work well as the piece did not become secure. However, as the directions say it takes about 24 hours for the product to 'cure'. And sure enough, within 24 hours the panel was strongly secured tight as if had been nailed down. Voila! Perfect product name that describes the results. So if you're needing something to stick instantly, this isn't the right product. But it's really great for projects where nails can't fit and you've got some time to secure the pieces in place and wait for the product to dry and cure. ONLY CONS: It has a slight odor that smells most if you get it on your skin. So be sure to wash your hands or wear gloves. Applicator: Difficult to clean out the applicator when finished. I suggest not using it if possible.

Strong bonds on everything.

This works on almost everything. Holds really well, is nice & thick so it isn't runny or messy. And seems to hold in all conditions. I had a couple handymen sweat by it and after using it myself for years, I have never had even one incident where it did not work with good results. Well worth the cost, and you get a lot in that tube. Stores for years and is till usable.

Been using for years. Great repair glue. Good price on Amazon.

I ordered this because I had a piece of furniture with a sort of plastic veneer that was held in place with a metal edge.Some how the veneer got loose and was rolling up on the edge. I applied the product and used several heavy books and hand weights to hold it down and pressed it back into place. I let it cure the recommended 24 hrs. So far it is holding it down and has restuck the veneer. The tube was a bit bigger than I expected, it is 4 oz and about 5,6 inches long. I agree with the other reviewer the shaped tube applicator is pretty much one use as it fills up and dries. I didn't need it for this purpose so just the regular applicator opening was fine. The repair was hidden but the tube of liquid nails I got was WHITE so to be on the safe side I wiped the drips and excess with a damp cloth so it does not dry and effect the finish of the furniture. I don't know if it comes in clear, but be careful to use carefully as the white color might show. I didn't try painting or sanding it, so cannot say how it is for that but the package says it is paintable and sand able. I have enough extra for other repairs will probably use where the white color isn't an issue.

Adheres very well. I use it for solidifying wood and foam structures.

Great product deafly would recommend

Bought it for someone else.

It's glue it worked

online it says liquid nails works for plastics. i tried to use it to stick metal to plastic but it just snapped off after drying. i know i have used this in the past with great success when i was bonding wood to metal....so i dont understand it. maybe because it was 2 non-porous surfaces? anyway, i will have to use gorilla glue instead.