Loctite Power Grab Construction Adhesive All Purpose, Pack of 1, White 6 fl oz Tube

Keeps Hoem Depot on their toes and Amazon too for that matter with great pricing and delivery too!

Can NOT find my purchase in my toolbox 🥹hopefully can find receipt for replacement 🙏🏻still learning how to caulk myself so power tools next for my lawn care

What caught my eyeballs was the price! And am pleased with the gription, hold, and drying time. The size of the tube, I feel, is beneficial!. Other products in larger tubes dry out before using all the product. It doesn't say it's paintable, but if it is, there is another triple word score! So yeah, I will prolly purchase this again when needed, and suggest to all my cohorts to get it while this price is in effect!

I was looking for a product to glue squared table legs on the bottom of a brand new table ..it worked like a charm!! Purchased another!

This stuff is great, it grabs instantly and dries quickly, not messy either- no drips or runs. i used on brick veneers, worked very well.

Liked the product, easy to use. Had a loose electrical outlet, used it to tighten it on the wall. Waited 12 hrs and didn't move at all

I repaired a ceiling using the power grab to glue pieces of plaster back onto the ceiling. The product worked great. Dried quickly, held the repair pieces tight. Great product, great price.

I ordered an exterior glue. I got this as a substitute. It did not hold up outside. This is more of a complaint about Wal Mart's substitution process, but now I have a product that I don't need and one that didn't work for what I needed it to do. I don't know why an interior product was offered when I put an exterior product in my cart.

This adhesive is very thick and a little difficult to squeeze out of the tube. There seems to be a lot of air in the tube so you can't squeeze it like you would with a toothpaste tube. I used it one time to glue some cove base back onto the wall and it felt like there wasn't much left in the tube. This product is more for like a caulking gun, but having said that, I didn't want to screw around with that so for my purposes it worked. If you have a lot of gluing that needs done I'd go with the something that needs a caulking gun for application.

Waste of money. It's very thick and difficult to squeeze out of the tube. You would think it was already half cured. It has a mild smell that is really only noticeable when you are close to it. It adheres well, although it will not bond to itself (if you try to add more while it's still wet, it will just slide around on the previous material). Speaking of drying, it doesn't. The tube doesn't even mention drying time, but the product page says "full strength in 24 hours" and "full cure in 14 DAYS". I applied a thin strip on a piece of furniture, and 3 days later, I can still easily change its shape, stretch it, or peel it off cleanly. Imagine gum you find under a desk. Maybe it will completely harden after 14 DAYS, maybe, but when was the last time you glued something and then waited 2 full weeks to use it because the glue wasn't ready?