Liquid Nails LNP-602 28-oz. Subfloor & Deck Adhesive - Quantity 12

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a wonderful product. I have used this sealant for several different projects and it always gives a nice tight lock seal whenever it is cured correctly. Works indoors and out, when used outdoors things needs to be fastened tightly and secured long enough for it to cure and dry properly but after that its nice and tight. We've used this on new sink and cabinet installations, a shower installation, pretty much every new surface in the bathroom that was redone, windows for extra wind seal and several other places. This is something we always make sure to have on hand in case we need it for a quick fix. We actually used this in accordance with some plumbers tape to quick seal our water tank outside in our well house last winter just to get us by. This stuff works miracles and I would highly recommend.

WE USED THIS LIQUID NAILS ON SUB FLOOR IN BATH ROOM. WORKED GREAT. NO DRIP FROM THE TUBE, NOT MESSY, CAME OUT OF TUBE GOOD AND IT WORKED ON THE SUBFLOOR GREAT. IT YOU HAVE NOT TRIED THIS IT WOULD PAY YOU TO PICK UP A COUPLE TUBES TO TRY IT. YOU WILL GO BACK AND GET MORE IT WORKS SO GOOD. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Liquid Nails -602 Subfloor is a really good product. We used it to stick subflooring on stairs. The product came out smoothly, spread evenly and is holding up to daily wear and tear wonderfully. Would definitely recommend this product to anyone! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

After working with several different adhesives over the years, I find Liquid Nails to be the most reliable, durable and easy to work with. My most recent project with flooring repair in the kitchen was done efficiently and the tiles have not budged. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

My entire bathroom had not been caulked prior to moving in so this was just what we needed to complete the project. It's so easy to apply, a little goes a long way, and it's really easy to apply! It dries really well & so far we haven't had any issues with the caulking we've laid down. I would definitely 10/10 recommend this. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Liquid Nails LN-602 Subfloor and Deck Construction Adhesive is the perfect adhesive for subfloors, flooring and decking. It can be used inside or outside and all the extreme weather. LN-602 is perfect for bonding building materials such as wafer board, plywood, lumber, etc. and also helps with the squeaking boards. Insert into a caulking gun and this will setup within 15 minutes after applying. I would highly recommend Liquid Nails LN-602 for all your flooring needs and beyond! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

As part of a new home project I was constructing stairs built out of timbers. The treads for the stairs are solid hickory. The Liquid Nail Subfloor adhesive was used to help bind the treads to the stair structure. The product flows extremely well and the set time is fast. The results speak for themselves. The treads are secure and there is absolutely not one squeak. Highly recommended as a go to construction adhesive. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I use this stuff to bind almost anything together permanently: pieces of plastic molding within a car door, planks onto a wooden fence, ceramic tile onto a tree stump, etc. it can get a little messy, so plan ahead. It also takes a little time to fully cure, so have clamps or rope on hand o keep things together initially. Once cured, it forms a super strong bond that is virtually impervious to the elements. There's a little bit of organic vapor smell when applying it, but not much. I always wear gloves and an activated carbon respirator just to be safe. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Just recently replaced flooring all the way to the beams and joists. Used liquid nails to help adhere our osb boards to the beams along with screws. Halfway through the job we needed to pull one of the subfloor boards back up. After using a pry bar and some muscle we finally got it up. Every spot where we put the liquid nails down still had the majority of the subfloor still attached. Strong stuff

Used it one some outside wooden steps. Put the adhesive on the riser then the tread. Placed coder blocks on top for weight. About 6 hrs later it has not set. Add a few wood screws and that finished the job. It had rained a few days earlier and was humid so i think that slowed thedrying time. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]