Liquid NailsLN715 LIQUID NAILS LN-715 Tub Surround and Shower Adhesive (Low VOC) (10-Ounce)

Always works great!

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Product is holding up the panels, but it’s only been one month. Evaluation of the adhesive needs a good year or two to be correctly reviewed.

Easy to work with using it for shower plastic walls. Seems like it forms a tight fit which will last. Used it on interior walls with new sheetrock. Purchased way too much and only used half the bucket a?nd can't foresee using the rest before it hardens in the bucket.

It takes awhile to dry, but I finally found a product I can use to glue stuff onto foam board!! I am a pastor’s wife + a designer 👉🏼 amateur artist… who usually gets put in charge of sets & decorations for VBS & other church events. This year I needed to glue furry blankets to foam insulation board to build a lion, but all the other adhesives melt that foam, & I was not going to sew this one. I did have to leave it to dry overnight, but it seems to be holding up well so far!!

We are a professional Plumbing Contractor and we install a lot of upgraded acrylic tub/shower surrounds in place of tile/sheetrock surrounds, Primarily for Apartment complexes. The newest surround we installed required we use an adhesive made specifically for plastic surrounds that wont bleed through over time. I have used Liquid Nail products in every aspect of construction for the past 40 years so I thought their shower surround product would be a good choice. It is terrible and I do not recommend anyone try it. It goes on very wet and goopy, and stays goopy for a very long time, preventing the panel from sticking and staying up. We even gave it 7 mins air time to get tacky but it still would not hold the panel to the wall at all. We ended up going to The Home Depot for Gorilla Glue's Surround adhesive and that stuff works extremely well. Color is very light, almost white, goes on very well, {One tube covers a 32"x 74" panel completely}. Instant adhesion and stays put 100%.If your doing anything involving installing plastic panels, Gorilla Glue is the best, Liquid Nails the worst.

We took 12 inch square stepping stones and glued them together to make a planter. The only thing we had to do extra was clamp them together for 1 day to make sure they were dry (we live near the ocean where it is a bit damp). Super easy to work with !

I HAVE NO IDEA TO THE QUALITY OF THIS PRODUCT AS I DIDN'T GET TO USE IT. THE MANUFACTURER HAS A REAL PROBLEM WITH SHIPPING THIS PRODUCT. IT CAME OPEN AND WAS A MESS, COULDN'T BE USED. I READ THE REVIEWS BEFORE ORDERING AND ALOT OF PEOPLE HAD THE SAME PROBLEM. I FELT IT COULDN'T HAPPEN OFTEN, WELL I WAS WRONG. DON'T ORDER THIS UNLESS THE MANUFACTURER SECURES THE LIDS BETTER.