Power Grab Express All Purpose Construction Adhesive, 9 fl oz Cartridge, 1 Pack - Versatile Construction Glue for Cement, Tile, Wall & More

'Powergrab', to me, is one of those things you keep a dedicated caulk-gun for. It is like a 'ok, send it' glue. I've used it for plastic to wood, foam to drywall, rubber to brick. I don't even know if they even recommend those combinations, but it works. Even my wood-glue had dried out and I was in a pinch. Use this stuff. I find less of a motivation to uncap, de-crust, and fling and squeeze a cold bottle of multi-purpose Gorilla to get it dispensable for half of my random jobs. Or buy, yet again, ANOTHER bottle Titebond because I threw away the rock-hard dry one. 3M Super 77 works well, but then sometimes it doesn't, because of chemistry or porosity or something. Just get the Powergrab, pull off the electrical tape cap*, and just go. I'm serious about the dedicated caulk gun. For real, I use this stuff in ways that in no way the manufacturer recommends. It sticks. I'm not liable for what you do with it, but I consider that Powergrab is to me what I also consider duct tape is for you. If it moves, and it shouldn't, duct tape (or Powergrab). If it doesn't move, but it should, WD40. *Caulk-condoms are trash. Use electrical tape (3M Super33 if you're fancy). Airtight. Thank me later. THERE IS A FREE AND GENUINELY-HONEST REVIEW FOR YOU, POWERGRAB. MAYBE SEND ME A FREE TUBE SINCE I USE SO MUCH OF YOUR BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL LIQUID DUCT TAPE. I had to look it up, Loctite makes it. I have Loctite blue and red. No way. A bottle of Loctite red lasts a lifetime, tube of Powergrab lasts a weekend. Conspiracy. Ace hardware capitalizes on home-improvement emergencies with their prices, Amazon's price is for the patient, or back-stockers such as yours-truly.

Just stupid sticky, it's sick!! Zero time contact. I used this to put up vinyl ceiling tiles, you better hope you put the tile where you want it the first time because it isn't moving as soon as it touches the ceiling unless you try to peel it back down, then maybe. I was sticking 2ft by 2ft tiles. It works pretty good, I'm a bit OCD so it doesn't go too far with me, I get 2 tiles per tube of glue but you could probably do 4 tiles maybe 1 or 2 more depending on how much you wanted to chance it but it sticks really well you could probably do my entire ceiling with 6 tubes but I'm dumb and I don't want to. lol I'll end up buying another case to finish my ceiling. It's good, buy it.

Glues down foam flooring to any surface.

Cheaper than Gorilla glues and just as good.

Worked for what I needed

Worked well to glue artificial turf strips to outdoor steps.

this stuff and my caulk gun are my new best friends for home repairs. To follow up to the answer to a question if was fielded. Yes it can be sanded- I just tried it, used a 240 grit sandpaper I imagine it could be then sanded with a finer grit after the coarse grit. and to me, if it can be sanded, it can be painted also. For reference, I put it on the cut end of a 2 x 4 stud, sanded it with a 240 grit. I mainly used it in my bathroom to bond Go Board to furring strips around my tub so I could tile. I had pipes that burst, had to gut most of my bathroom trying to save what I could to minimize cost. I had to replace a fiberglass tub. the americast tub I got is * inches shorter than my old tub so I am trying to fix, repair and tile that area. luckily I has some subway tile and enough decorative tile left over from when the bath was originally done I had to get Lowes flooring guys to remove the marble floor, a handyman to cut through the old rotted subfloor, allowing plumbers to get to the pipes, then relay subfloor and then have Lowes replace the floor with vinyl flooring. i got rid of the old fiberglass tub and replaced it with an American standard americast tub which was shorter in height and depth.. I am fixing the tile work around the tub myself because the contractor wanted $1,700.00 to rip down the shower wall (where a lot of damage was and was not willing to use up the old tile I had left over from the original bath remodel (20 years ago) wanted new tile so he can charge more money. I guess he wasn't "green" thinking. white subway tile 20 yrs ago is the same as white subway tile now a days. I guess because I am a 68 yr old woman, he thought I was stupid. What he didn't know was this 68 yr old woman did that tile work 20 yrs ago!!. I also have my own tools and power tools. So I hope the infor on the Loctite helps.

Works strong after a few second hold. Add it with nail Gun Brad nails and it will be secure forever. Make sure you don’t let the glue dry out before it was secured to where it needs to be

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I tried to stick the wall mount shelf, tried twice but it fell everytime even though i didn’t put any thing on the shelf yet. Sheer disappointment. Its not strong at all nor permanent.