Customer Reviews for OSI F38 28 oz. Drywall and Panel Latex Construction Adhesive White Cartridge (each)
- Latex construction adhesive for drywall/panel projects
- High initial grab reduces fastener needs significantly
- Low odor, water cleanup, cures fully in 48 hours, wood or metal
Customer Reviews
Aug 21, 2018
One of the better adhesives we use....
One of the better adhesives we use.
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Aug 21, 2018
it always works great
it always works great
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Aug 7, 2018
Responsible for screw pops....
Responsible for screw pops.
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Jun 12, 2018
Worked well, great value for the money. One tube was a little watery and that was odd but I used ...
Worked well, great value for the money. One tube was a little watery and that was odd but I used it anyway and it worked fine. It's best to use it with a good quality caulk gun that automatically releases the pressure when you are not pressing on the trigger. This adhesive allowed me to use 1/2" sag resistant drywall on a ceiling - great!
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Mar 27, 2018
The drywall adhesive was recommend for gluing plastic access doors...
The drywall adhesive was recommend for gluing plastic access doors to Sheetrock . It held great on the Sheetrock but not on the plastic
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Response from OSI - Henkel CorporationMar 27, 2018
Thank you for taking time to share your feedback. You are correct, this adhesive will not adhere to rigid plastics because it is a latex, water based product. A solvent based adhesive (depending on the plastic composition) or a polyurethane adhesive would have been the choice to use.
Mar 13, 2018
Strong bond...
Strong bond
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Jan 17, 2017
Drywall Adhesive
I've been using it on my drywall jobs for the past several months and no complaints. Works great.
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Sep 2, 2013
No complaints
Using per manufacturer's directions, one 32oz tube will last for only 2-3 sheets of 4x8 drywall on 16" OC. As long as you have the weight of the drywall supported, the adhesive is tacky enough to keep the sheet in place while you prepare to screw or nail in.
If you get this on the drywall face, lightly scrape off what you can. Let it cure and sand it smooth later; if you try rubbing this off while wet, you'll wind up rubbing off the drywall paper.
Single tubes are available for purchase.
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