0.9 qt. TreadBond 2 Hour Dry Time Modified Silane Stair Floor Adhesive in White

This is probably the 3rd or 4th time I’ve tried to get this threshold between my wood floor in the bedroom and my ceramic tile in the bathroom to stay in place. The tubs are large so you’ll need the 29oz caulking gun to use it. The top screws off for easy cleaning and keeping it sealed up when not in use. Simple unscrew the applicator top, puncher a small whole, then reattach the applicator and apply a coating to either the flooring or molding you are trying to attach. After I glued the threshold in place I used a box of flooring to hold it town for a few hours. After a little over 2 hours, I removed the box but left the painter tape in place overnight. It’s been a week since the application and for the first time in 4 attempts, it’s still in place. I would recommend this adhesive for any tough locations where everything else has failed!

This stair and floor adhesive comes in a convenient to dispense caulk tube. The tube is for a jumbo size caulk gun. I used it to apply flexible base mold around my bathroom floor. I also used it to replace a few damaged tiles in the middle of my living room floor. I found it the adhesive easy to use and it appears that it will remain stuck for a very long time.

0.9 qt. 2 Hour Dry Time Modified Silane Stair and Floor Adhesive Tread Bond arrived well packaged and damage free. The box contained four large tubes of the Tread bonding, fast curing silane modified adhesive. It was easy to put into the caulk gun and spread easily. I used it to glue in end boards on a hardwood floor that had some movement at the ends. The tread bond stopped the movement and worked well.

We are rebuilding our holiday decoration bases that have succumbed to the humid Texas weather. This threadbond adhesive can in handy to affix the premium vinyl flooring to our wooden bases (see pictures). We used the larger but standard 29 oz caulk gun to easily dispense the product onto the subfloor. The vinyl adhesive was tack dry in an hour in the humid environment and fully cured overnight to an easy to trim white excess product. Quite happy with how easy the project came together.

I never knew this type of glue existed for vinyl tiles, and I am glad I know now. It's a little on the high end side but worth every penny. The application is simple, just squeeze in a zig zag pattern along the surface, add your threader or thread lip and shift in place, and let stand for two hours before walking on the stairs. I also used this adhesive to stick down some left over tiles on sn outdoor table near my outdoor sink, and it worked absolutely fine. Its taking hot sun and rain without letting up off the table. Excellent in my opinion and just what I needed. Easy to apply and clean up is also easy, just wipe off with a clean damp cloth.

Great adhesive that bonds well to nearly anything - wood, concrete, ceramic, plastic. Cleans up relatively easily. Soap and water, but I haven't made a big mess, and when dry some agents will take off over use (test an area that won't be seen first) TREADBOND - is similar to a calking - but it is much more 'liquidy' - almost like a wood glue but thicker. So keep that in mind when using it. It is very nice on concrete - either porous or not very porous (highly sealed concrete I would stuff up or remove the sealant first to be safe) the nicest thing about using TREADBOND with tile on concrete is you do not make a 'base' like thinest or mortar, you add minimal height / thickness to the surface other then the tile. The TREADBOND is as thin as glue. It does dry extremely fast, once and bonded between the two surfaces. But there is no real need to worry about 'work time' because it's mixed in the tube, you just spread it out as you need it. And it can be spread around with a putty knife or plaster spatula. It also has 'workable' time if you are using it on tile, so you can push them around a bit, if you are using blocking between them, or string lines for spacing. I highly recommend it. I plan on using it more often.

Highly recommended by my handyman who used this for a basement closet job. Used to caulk the baseboards. Looks neat and clean.