Liquid Nails Polyurethane 10 oz. Interior and Exterior Construction Adhesive

Remains somewhat flexible. Should hold up to colder wet weather.Strong hold on concrete and plastic or wood to wood.

I bought this to attach a wooden step to a cement patio. It was easy to spot and has held well.

Product worked to bond stair Treads

I am installing pvc ship-lap panels from Lowes. I contacted the company for the specific adhesive I'd need for gluing them to primed wall surface and this formulation of Liquid Nails was what they recommended. Then I searched in vain, locally and all the big box stores like Lowes and Home Depot for this adhesive! Only Walmart had it! This last order is my second, as I am doing more paneling now and needed to restock. The stuff goes on nice, allows you a "skosh" of time enough to position the panel tight against your line and previous panel. Works great.

Honestly product came damaged, and quality is so so

I ordered this online, and the web site said the price was for a twelve pack when the package arrived, and I opened it there was only one tube. I called Wal mart about this, and I still have not got any kind of refund or received the other eleven tubes. I got charged for a twelve pack, not one tube.

The Walmart page shows that it is a 12-pack and I ordered 2. I only recieved 2ea. Not 24

The liquid nails I ordered on line was 6 months expired, hard as a rock on the inside and unusable. I threw it in the garbage and ordered it a second time from another company. Very dissatisfied.

ten tubes...all same mfgr date, April 2017...that is 16 months ago. tubes are quite stiff like they are half hardened. LN FAQs: What is the shelf life of LIQUID NAILS Adhesive products? LIQUID NAILS Adhesive products are good for two years after the manufacture date. However, we recommend using them within one year of purchase.

I used this to glue the commercial aluminum nosing on my stair project. It stuck great to the vinyl flooring and the concrete and steel stair risers. But it DID NOT STICK to the aluminum stair nose at all. A few days later it just popped right off with no sign of adhesion to the bare aluminum. It was applied to the nose stair then placed onto the stairs. Now I have to try and do the whole project over again with the Liquid Nails polyurethane stuck to the stair parts. "DONE ONCE DONE RIGHT" ........................Uh, no, I dont think so.