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LOCTITE Construct Adhesive is a powerful 9 oz construction adhesive designed for both interior and exterior use. With its medium viscosity and strong initial tack, it bonds a variety of materials including metal, ceramic, and wood. Ideal for repairs and installations, this eco-friendly adhesive is perfect for professionals and DIYers alike.
| Container Type | Tube |
| Viscosity | Medium |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Special Features | Strong, Instant Grab, High Initial Tack, Repositionable, Environmentally Friendly |
| Specific Uses For Product | Tile Repair, Flooring, Wall Repair, Countertop, Masonry |
| Compatible Material | Wood |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Color | White |
| Material Type | liquid |
H**N
Works like a chafm
I purchased this item to secure the LVP transition strip to the floor and it worked wonderfully.
W**A
Good overall adhesive
Used it to glue mail numbers on rough surface on Concreet wall. Worked perfectly and it is easy to apply.
R**M
غير صحيح
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C**R
Size
Good for a big projects versus the tubes
K**K
I love this
this stuff and my caulk gun are my new best friends for home repairs. To follow up to the answer to a question if was fielded. Yes it can be sanded- I just tried it, used a 240 grit sandpaper I imagine it could be then sanded with a finer grit after the coarse grit. and to me, if it can be sanded, it can be painted also. For reference, I put it on the cut end of a 2 x 4 stud, sanded it with a 240 grit. I mainly used it in my bathroom to bond Go Board to furring strips around my tub so I could tile. I had pipes that burst, had to gut most of my bathroom trying to save what I could to minimize cost. I had to replace a fiberglass tub. the americast tub I got is * inches shorter than my old tub so I am trying to fix, repair and tile that area. luckily I has some subway tile and enough decorative tile left over from when the bath was originally done I had to get Lowes flooring guys to remove the marble floor, a handyman to cut through the old rotted subfloor, allowing plumbers to get to the pipes, then relay subfloor and then have Lowes replace the floor with vinyl flooring. i got rid of the old fiberglass tub and replaced it with an American standard americast tub which was shorter in height and depth.. I am fixing the tile work around the tub myself because the contractor wanted $1,700.00 to rip down the shower wall (where a lot of damage was and was not willing to use up the old tile I had left over from the original bath remodel (20 years ago) wanted new tile so he can charge more money. I guess he wasn't "green" thinking. white subway tile 20 yrs ago is the same as white subway tile now a days. I guess because I am a 68 yr old woman, he thought I was stupid. What he didn't know was this 68 yr old woman did that tile work 20 yrs ago!!. I also have my own tools and power tools. So I hope the infor on the Loctite helps.
