Extreme Heavy Duty 10 oz. White Interior and Exterior Construction Adhesive

The lights work well . The remote works both lights on , off, change in brightness but have not been able to get the motion sensor part working .

This stuff is Excellent All around the home! Yet you need a good dry Surface that will not be interrupted during usage & product will shrink from its moisture over drying time. Be sure to expect multiple application after each 12-24hr dry time. It’s Paintable!

This stuff was a joke. Tried to use it to bond plastic to metalNot only did it not hold, it was still wet 2 days later when I checked it. Plastic piece pulled right off. Smells and acts like Elmers from grade school. Back to the store. Photo is of it balled up after peeling it all back off

Very easy to use and I used 5 tubes to do all my stairs. Very Happy with the end product. Recommend this if you want to do a quick job! Stairs are solid!

I used this product to assemble a new beam in my 1910 Cape cod. The beam expands 12 feed and at that distance 2x8 pine lumber will not carry the load. I assembled the beam with a purchased 1/4" metal flitch plate, 3 2x8's, 18# 5/8" bolts and Extreme Super Duty Liquid Nails. It took over an hour to assemble all these parts. The glue stayed workable and the beam snuged up very well. My only complaint is there are no cure times on the tube and the writing is so small a mouse needs magnifier.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product in the mail to review. We have used the Liquid Nails with the injector gun we already had around the house to secure several areas where the house settled after the first two years from construction completion. Several areas needed floorboards to be secured. I used the glue with multiple wooden frames for the canvas posters where the real nails were to damage the delicate wood. We have put up several dry wall panels in the air conditioned attic to separate the area for storage. It has been exposed to the AC and the heater working in the last few weeks and it is holding strong!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I ran into a situation where I needed to adhere a metal kickplate panel to an outside door, and this stuff worked pretty well for it. I did still end up using screws to hold it on the door, do I can't attest to it's abilities without assistance, but it spread evenly, dried relatively quickly and helped keep the kickplate on the door (which was also warped, by the way). I would use this again in situations where I needed a glue-like substance.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Used this to decorate over our doorway, to tie into our kitchen colors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently removed and repainted a pair of polystyrene shutters. They were originally applied with adhesive and four screws per shutter. I applied the adhesive in the same places as was originally done and the shutters adhered well to the stucco surface. The adhesive flowed well out of the tube and I detected no fumes. I did use the entire tube on the one pair of shutters. It is a good product and worked out well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used this to repair loose soffit on our house. I also used some to reinforce my potting bench. It came out of the tube smoothly and easily. Both jobs were done quickly. They dried well and are holding strong. Liquid Nails Extreme Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive is good for use in extreme temperatures, like we experience in Texas. The durable plastic tube is designed for outdoor storage all year round, so I won't have to worry about storing it in my garage or shed. There is no offensive strong odor. I feel good about their environmental responsibility in being Certified by UL Environment to meet the GREENGUARD Gold Standard as a low emitting material. This is a staple that I rely on, in home building and repairs, and I keep it on hand at all times.