Customer Reviews for Liquid Nails 10 oz. Paneling and Molding Tan Construction Adhesive

Did the trick. Used this to attach some panels that I had made in conjuction with Brad nailing. Held them in position perfectly. Easy to use adhesive that bonds great. Give you the perfect working time in order to get everything in position to secure it with either clamps, screws, or brad nails. I highly recommend this product if you need to fasten any type of wood or paneling to each other. I have not tried it to metal or plastic so I can't tell you how well it will work or not for that material. But do this regardless because afterwards when you knock on it or tap, you will get a solid feel without any rattling or vibration afterwards. Cleanup is easy with water if you happen to have some squeeze out. Doesn't smell bad either like some other products I've used in the past.

We tried to use this to put on paneling. Followed directions carefully but soon realized it wasn’t working. No matter how long we left it or what temperature we did it at. It does not stick and will not hold paneling to the wall. Do not buy it.

This stuff is a total fraud. It just does not stick. Don’t buy it. We tried leaving it for a range of time and temperature and it just doesn’t stick. You might as well use water and flour.

The whole process from ordering online to curbside pickup was convenient and hassle free. The liquid nails worked great. The molding and paneling was too quality.

I bought this to secure XPS foam board to plywood as a new attic access panel. Applied the glue then clamped for 48 hours. Upon removing the clamps the glue immediately let go in several areas. I ended up pulling the plywood off and only in a few places was the bond stronger than the foam, everyoth place the glue easily let go from with the wood or the foam. Total waste of time and money.

We've been using this stuff for a while. On our current project we are using it to attach shiplap to walls - we've gone through about a dozen tubes and haven't had a problem. We've used this to attach it to side walls, and interior roofs, and even used it to attach other mouldings. I've never had any issue with Liquid Nails products and will continue to use them

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had really high hopes for this stuff. I have a project in my backyard that has not been going well. I was hoping this stuff would be perfect for the job. This stuff was super easy to open and it came out of the container super easy. I smeared it on the back of the wood piece and stuck the wood piece on my project. I applied pressure for 30 seconds and them even propped something against it. Some of the piece however were just not sticking. I was applying more pressure and putting things against and the next day took the item away from it and the stupid wood pieces still did not stick on. I really wanted this to work. Some pieces stuck fine and others not so much.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product in exchange for a Nonbiased review. We repurpose old furniture pieces so I thought this would be a good product to try to test it’s adhesive strength. we had an old porch swing that we needed to add a base to along with legs to repurpose it into a bench. For the frame we used the Liquid Nails Paneling to join the corners together for added strength with the screws along with holding the legs to the frame with screws. We were very satisfied that it helped the piece be rock solid and sturdy to sit on. We will be using this again for future wood working pieces.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recieved this Liquid Nail about a week ago and glad that I did.I had a piece of molding that come loose in my livingroom and I used this Liquid Nail to put it back in its place.It only took a small amount and pushed it back where it belong ,Held it for a couple of minutes and it is still attached.This product is fast acting and very quick drying time.

Works as directed

The product claims that it has a strong instant hold; I did not find this to be true. It also claims to retain precise placement; this I also found not to be true. And on top of everything else, when I put the tube in the gun and cut the tip off the nipple, the stuff wouldn't come out, no matter how hard I pulled on the trigger. Eventually it started coming out where the nipple meets the tube. Was this one tube defective? Possibly, but I won't roll the dice again.

We bought a home last year and started making it "our" home We have a large country kitchen and wanted to ad something that would improve the appearance and be practical at the same time. We decided on an island, We were able to buy everything we needed at home depot, For our preference, we choose to cover the sides and the results were great. The sides were attached using the liquid nail

Easy to use, no smell

Liquid nails works really well for adhering polystyrene insulation to OSB.

Works great couldn't find anything better